one thing to note (as already i witness it), is that wheezy as light is on
memory resources (100mb or so for running), something screw latency in old
pc's when ubuntu 10.04lts is not.
old pcs are:
p4 on an asrock 775i65G mb
amd athlon64 not remember mb
regards
rck
2016-03-31 15:34 GMT-03:00
On Thursday 31 March 2016 11:45:01 John Thornton wrote:
> Why not just use Ubuntu 10.04?
>
> JT
The newer install iso is basically a debian wheezy-7.8, with full access
to the debian repos to add almost anything you might need when its not
carving parts. Lots better than the *buntu's IMO.
>
You'd have to build your linuxcnc against the correct kernel.
Jeff
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ething. I just saw the below kernal image, and
wanted to take it for a test spin on a VM.
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From: "John Thornton" <j...@gnipsel.com>
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Why not just use Ubuntu 10.04?
JT
On 3/31/2016 8:58 AM, Todd Zuercher wrote:
> I was rummaging around with synaptic, and noticed that the Linuxcnc Wheezy
> Repository has a linux-image-3.4-9-rtai-486 kernel and headers. I tried to
> install it to see how/if it might work. It booted ok but when
I was rummaging around with synaptic, and noticed that the Linuxcnc Wheezy
Repository has a linux-image-3.4-9-rtai-486 kernel and headers. I tried to
install it to see how/if it might work. It booted ok but when I tried to run
Linuxcnc it said that I must use the 686-pae kernal. The whole point
