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Should have posted on the link i posted there, not start a new topic.
As it is a RTAI kernel issue with only some specific hardware, it is very difficult to help with it or to point in any direction.
This is not a LinuxCNC issue (LinuxCNC does not use RTAI kernel anymore, it is provided by some members here to help with older hardware as there are still plenty PC's with parallel port in use), nor is this a Debian issue so searching on Debian forums might help, but chances are low. Then again, might be worth a try.
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Should have posted on the link i posted there, not start a new topic.
As it is a RTAI kernel issue with only some specific hardware, it is very difficult to help with it or to point in any direction.
This is not a LinuxCNC issue (LinuxCNC does not use RTAI kernel anymore, it is provided by some members here to help with older hardware as there are still plenty PC's with parallel port in use), nor is this a Debian issue so searching on Debian forums might help, but chances are low. Then again, might be worth a try.
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The memories are new, literally a month old. There are 2 modules of 8GB DDR4 each. Even so, I have checked them and they are fine, I have also tried with a single ram module.Segmentation fault, usually due to failing memory modules or memory controller (not always).
Do you have other memory to test with?
Or, if there are more than one module, remove all and insert one at a time and test.
Edit:
Sometimes, failing power supply can also cause seg faults.
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