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LinuxCNC on Debian 10 Buster quick and easy install
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Downloading right now.andypugh wrote: linuxcnc.org/temp/2.8_test4.iso
(Installs Buster and a buildbot version of LinuxCNC 2.
This is 99% of what the official 2.8 release will be, so feedback appreciated.
Note that the QTVCP configs need extra dependencies, this will be fixed in the final release.
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tommylight wrote: I installed Buster on two computers, never got asked to set a root password, but Wheezy and Stretch did ask for it so i just left it blank and it always worked.
The LinuxCNC ISO will be set up to not ask (it is pre-seeded to blank in the config)
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-live boot = OK , LinuxCNC runs
-graphical install = OK, does not ask for root password.
Now testing CLI install
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Tested on 2 PC's.
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andypugh wrote: That's weird. And frankly I don't know what I can do about that, as this is only a slightly-tweaked standard Debian installer.
I am just downloading it now so will try it in the morning and report back
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Had such issues multiple times before with Debian, from wheezy and up.andypugh wrote: That's weird. And frankly I don't know what I can do about that, as this is only a slightly-tweaked standard Debian installer.
More testing tomorrow, had some people here till late.
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On the bare metal I uninstalled LinuxCNC the changed the repo to the Buildbot then installed LinuxCNC again. All the sims I tried worked including some Qtvcp ones.
The only minor issue I found was that I needed to enter my WiFi details after the first boot as they weren't saved.
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andypugh wrote: That's weird. And frankly I don't know what I can do about that, as this is only a slightly-tweaked standard Debian installer.
I am just downloading it now so will try it in the morning and report back
I used Ethcher to make the USB stick.
Live install works as expected and can ping my Naz from it.
Graphical install hung at configure network . about 3 mins in
Install hung at configure network . about 3 mins in
Then I tried unplugging the network cable then it let me carry on when it got to the DHCP stuff .
I re-plugged the network cable and it all went fine and installed completely
Edit: It does not recognise my usb dongle that has worked on all previous installs
And things like screen shot seem to be missing. Also I did not see an option for auto login
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-Taking screenshots should be on the accessories menu,
-If having trouble with WiFi, check the first post.
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Also edited the above posts to reflect the current results.
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