Need to install newest Linux Debian Bookworm with the newest Linuxcnc preempt-rt

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8 months 3 weeks ago #342658 by DerKlotz
Hello,
I've been trying unsuccessfully all weekend to get the latest Debian Bookworm with the latest Linuxcnc preempt-rt up and running. Since I have little experience with Linux, I'm reaching my limits. 
I downloaded and installed Debian Bookworm 12.13. Now I wanted to follow these instructions linuxcnc.org/docs/html/getting-started/g...th_preempt_rt_kernel , point 7 (with preempt-RT kernel). Would that be correct so far? 
At point 3, Open Applications Menu > System > Synaptic Package Manager, search for linux-image, right-click on the original non-rt, and select Mark for Complete Removal, I don't know which original non-rt I have to select. I have attached a screenshot.
Otherwise, please attach Linux terminal commands so I can quickly achieve my goal.

Greetings from Germany and many thanks.

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8 months 3 weeks ago #342662 by andypugh
1) Why Bookworm and not Trixie?
2) Why not just install from the ISO image?

It looks like the automatic updater has not updated the manual page to reflect anything since 2.9.4.

You can see what the page is meant to currently say here:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...etting-linuxcnc.adoc

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8 months 3 weeks ago #342668 by DerKlotz
I want to install Probe_Basic. I already had Trixie installed but i couldn't get Probe_Basic to work. Than i got the hint from a community member that Probe_Basic needs Debian Bookworm as the homepage mentions.

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8 months 4 days ago #343529 by andypugh
You should be able to install a previous Bookworm ISO, then update the LinuxCNC version (this should actually be automatic).

The 2.9.4 ISO will definitely be Bookworm as it precedes the Trixie release.
www.linuxcnc.org/iso/

Then use the Synapric package manager to update LinuxCNC.

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8 months 4 days ago #343545 by DerKlotz
This worked pretty good for me

There i still a but... if you have a look at the attached photo why do i have no mm after my coordinates or depth? Ist the axis_mm from the sim

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8 months 4 days ago #343555 by tommylight
Parametric gcode, numbers are at the top.

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8 months 4 days ago #343562 by DerKlotz
So is it normal? As i remember from my old PC there were mm shown... and G21 is mm, right?

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8 months 4 days ago #343569 by tommylight
Normal gcode
Code:
G17 G90 G64 P0.001 M3 G21 G0 Z0.1000 F5000.0000 F5000.0000 G0 X115.8525 Y150.0000 F5000.0000 G1 Z-10.0000 X111.6756 X109.9170 Z-9.5877 X109.6238 Z-9.2348 X109.3307 Z-9.1373 X108.5979 Z-9.3725 X105.9599 Z-9.6471 X105.6668 Z-9.9799 X105.3737 Z-10.0000 X80.9722
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Parametric gcode
Code:
#<xscale> = 1.0 #<yscale> = 1.0 #<zscale> = 1.0 #<fscale> = 10000.0 #<toolno> = 1 #<rpm> = 1600 N30 G21 N40G90 G64P.1 N50T#<toolno>M6 N60M8 N70S#<rpm>M3 N90G0Z[#<zscale>*10.] N80G0X[#<xscale>*53.]Y[#<yscale>*-56.128] N100G1Z[#<zscale>*-25.372]F[#<fscale>*100] N110G1Z[#<zscale>*-27.372]F[#<fscale>*225] N120Y[#<yscale>*-56.12]Z[#<zscale>*-27.725] N130Y[#<yscale>*-56.105]Z[#<zscale>*-27.894] N140Y[#<yscale>*-56.06]Z[#<zscale>*-28.152] N150Y[#<yscale>*-56.051]Z[#<zscale>*-28.184] N160Y[#<yscale>*-55.992]Z[#<zscale>*-28.405] N170Y[#<yscale>*-55.902]Z[#<zscale>*-28.651] N180Y[#<yscale>*-55.792]Z[#<zscale>*-28.888] N190Y[#<yscale>*-55.661]Z[#<zscale>*-29.115] N200Y[#<yscale>*-55.511]Z[#<zscale>*-29.329] N210Y[#<yscale>*-55.343]Z[#<zscale>*-29.53]

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