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Newbie: 1st LinuxCNC install, crashes when I run it
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I ran LinuxCNC config picker, selected something like stepper sim_inch.
Got some black screen, which looks like crash dump. After reboot I found it in syslog.
Help?!
Thanks for your help in advance
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Or you can start Linuxcnc from the terminal and see what is going on.
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I would advice to check the image and do a new install, or even beter make a bootable usb with that image and start it from usb so you can test it.
That might just work.
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This may indicate bad or incompatible hardware of some kind
What hardware is this running on?
Have you run memtest86 to verify the the memory is OK?
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Memtest86 from boot menu passes. It surely takes some loooong time to complete.
Problem still persists.
I have ASUS M4A49GTD PRO/USB3 motherboard with AMD Phenom II CPU.
3GB of memory.
Let me know if there is a command I can use to dump more hardware info.
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on the machine would let us see if we recognise the kernel, but really that should be right with a liveCD install.
Does the latency test (in the CNC manu) run without crashing? What numbers?
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Linux debian 3.4-9-rtai-686-pae #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 3.4.55-4linuxcnc i686 GNU/Linuxandypugh wrote: uname -a
on the machine would let us see if we recognise the kernel, but really that should be right with a liveCD install.
andypugh wrote: Does the latency test (in the CNC manu) run without crashing? What numbers?
Latency test was failing too. But, I got a break through of sorts.
Was monkeying around BIOS settings. Disabled "ACPI APIC support" which described as "Include ACPI APIC table pointer to RSDT pointer list" (All of that has no meaning to me). And it started to work.
Latency test shows:
| Max Interval (ns) | Max Jitter (ns) | |
| Servo thread (1ms) | 1200846 | 202526 |
| Base thread (25m-s) | 215668 | 190716 |
When I try to run LinuxCNC Config Picker and select "by interface" / parport / stepper / sim_inch, I get some window show, titled "axis.ngs - AXIS 2.7.0 on LinuxCNC-HAL-STEP-SIM". It also shows some error message in bottom right corner: "RTAPI: ERROR: Unexpected realtime delay on task 1. This Message will only display ones per session. Run the Latency Test and resolve before continuing."
So I'm guessing my latencies are not so good.
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