fresh install issue with 2.9.4

  So I decided to do a fresh install on the computers for my Mill and Lathe. The computers areDell Optiplex 9020 micros. I am installing Linuxcnc V2.9.4 ISO. After installing and then updatingI get an error message ofE: Subprocess /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)it also says there is an issue with initramfs-tools.all that said I am attaching a pic of the error message to help. I am sure I am missing something stupidI usually do. LOL
   
 

found the problem
I see it is talking about missing raspi-firmware.
to remove enter the terminal
then enter
sudo dpkg -P raspi-firmware
now the error is gone.
 

This is still dragging on..... bloody hell.
When did you download the ISO?
2025-01-27 is the last upload date.
Whoever is building the image:
Clean the build environment before building a new image!!!
I am tired of repeating this.
But i am sure this was Debian's f@kup so i am cool again!
Debian should never ever have anything RPI related into AMD64 images, they had.
Edit:
And rubber ducky also means something else, so refrain from using it near PC/network security experts

I think I downloaded it a few months ago. I just downloaded another one a few minutes ago.
I will install that one to see if the problem is persisting. I will reply back in a bit when I know
one way or the other.
stand by

Yup still there.
today's download  and install yields this report on terminal
 

after running sudo dpkg -P raspi-firmware
terminal yields this report
 

Sorry tommylight I know it's always something. I will just put a note with
my install disk ( yes I still make disks instead of thumb drives ) LOL

Edit:And rubber ducky also means something else, so refrain from using it near PC/network security experts

UGH. why is it always the most innocent things get turned into something else.

This is a really annoying bug from Debian. This fixes it.
This was in Debian 12.1 their initial Bookworm Release and fixed in Debian 12.2 a month or so later.
But they never updated the code in thie Debian Live installer. Debian must have used a fork of this to build their images and never bothered to correct the Debian Live system.
Its not something we can fix in our ISO. We did tell the builder to exclude it and it works but as soon as you do an apt upgrade, it comes back.

 

Thanks rodw, I will add that note in with my install disk. And also Thank you to all the LinuxCNC devs that
continue to make LinuxCNC possible.