Mint 19.2 update

Now the simulator works but the 7i80 doesn't work anymore ...
not okay the kernel?

edit
i did some tests now the hm2_eth module loads correctly and shows the pins, but lcnc crashes with this error: trouble looking for handler in plasmac_run.hal

Kernel is good.
I use Mint myself.
I would not have released the ISO if there were any major issues like that.

Are you sure you copied ALL the files from your original config directory ?

In fact I had missed "postgui.hal". now it works but has some problem with gladevcp because conversational returns errors ... but I'll try again calmly.
thank you

Compress your config folder and attach it here, please.

Thanks Tom, first check if I made some big mistake then if anything place the files.
I'm a donkey because I should take more care in copying configuration files then the memory is what it is

I don't know if it's the right place but since it's closely related ...
Exactly the same error occurs to me. The other day I installed LinuxCNC on Mint 20 following the steps of tommylight (great job Tommy!) All correct. After doing a very basic MILL configuration with PnCConf when starting I get the UnicodeEncodeError. If I change the system language to US it disappears, originally it was all in Spanish. Attached report, I hope it helps the community, thank you.

Is there a way to fix that error without having to change the language?

On the other hand, also add that I found the Hostmot2 firmware problem, "not found", I know that the partport is obsolete, but some of the mortals is what we started with and we have to settle for the moment: P

My Mesa boards are a 5i25 + 7i76.

phillc54 wrote: This Unicode error from Axis may point to a translation error:

Code:

print _("\nNote:\nIndividual axis homing is not currently supported for") UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xe8' in position 40: ordinal not in range(128)

Which language are you using?

This is probably a problem in the .po file.

The OP didn't mention which language, he was using Mint19.2. The second user was using Spanish on Mint20.
I don't know whether it may be a Mint thing.
In both cases they switched to US and it worked.

phillc54 wrote: In both cases they switched to US and it worked.

Yes, but it is a bug if Spanish does not work.

But I don't see anything obviously wrong in es.po:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/2.8/src/po/es.po#L7501

Unless that capital L is the problem? (and isn't actually an L)

Do you need more information or to do more tests?

Do not hesitate to tell me, I will be happy to collaborate with whatever is in my hand.