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04 Oct 2026 02:49 #350091
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Mesa Ethernet / QtPlasmaC retrofit experience — lessons from a marginal mini PC
You are welcomed, always.
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Wait till you figure out what you can do in HAL !
That is the main thing why i liked it so much back then, for me it just clicks "connect this pin to this pin" and it works!
P.S.
Wait till you figure out what you can do in HAL !
That is the main thing why i liked it so much back then, for me it just clicks "connect this pin to this pin" and it works!
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04 Oct 2026 06:34 #350092
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Replied by tuxcnc on topic Mesa Ethernet / QtPlasmaC retrofit experience — lessons from a marginal mini PC
Choosing a computer for LinuxCNC is always a lottery and it is impossible to give any universal advice.
A computer that works great for you may not work for me with my version of Linux, my version of kernel and my version of LinuxCNC...
For example, I use AMD computers (A10 and Ryzen), also with Realtec NIC and MESA. I have read several times on this forum that they do not and will not work with LinuxCNC and especially MESA, but they work flawlessly and I am very happy with them.
Even if you gave a specific computer model, motherboard revision, operating system type, kernel version, LinuxCNC version, it would make some sense, but tomorrow some developer will change something and something may stop working...
A computer that works great for you may not work for me with my version of Linux, my version of kernel and my version of LinuxCNC...
For example, I use AMD computers (A10 and Ryzen), also with Realtec NIC and MESA. I have read several times on this forum that they do not and will not work with LinuxCNC and especially MESA, but they work flawlessly and I am very happy with them.
Even if you gave a specific computer model, motherboard revision, operating system type, kernel version, LinuxCNC version, it would make some sense, but tomorrow some developer will change something and something may stop working...
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