I have several projects using LinuxCNC 2.10 on Debian Buster. However, the buildbot.linuxcnc.org site is no longer active. How do I update from LinuxCNC 2.8.4 to 2.10?
Right now the only way to get 2.10 is to build it from source. But later Operating System versions like Trixie need careful tuning to get the kernel running smoothly in a real time environment. This is not easy because there is no single source of information about how to do this.
People definitely need help with this and I have a solution.Today I just completed custom Debian Trixie ISO's for v 2.10 and 2.98 that do something which I never thought was possible. That is to tune and configure the kernel for best real time performance after its up and running on your PC. In other words, install my ISO and you are ready to go with no further effort.
This is a spinoff from my MrRodW Youtube channel which is now a Youtube Partner.. There is a cost for this and it also requires a monthly subscription (which also includes membership to my Discord channel). The subscription is there because I know people will need support. I have some commercial clients who have paid me hundreds of dollars for the same service.
@rodw
Not sure what to think of this. I don't have a problem with you providing paid support for linuxcnc but please do not (ab)use your posts on this forum for blatant advertisement.
Thank you.
@RodW,
Is the "user exchange" section just for that kind of stuff?
You could have mentioned here you have a paid solution and posted a link to "user exchange" section, as i do not think that is just for parts nor am i aware it excludes services, but i am not sure.
@Others,
Would that be OK?
I've checked the site
buildbot.linuxcnc.org/
again. It's back up and running. A while ago, the site was showing an error and couldn't be opened. The inactivity is probably temporary.
