(superseeded) Linuxcnc on Linux Mint 19.3 quick and easy installation

aparecidoa

I suggest the following:
in "advanced cpu settings" I'd disable "intel virtualization"
In "IDE config":

• If you can, get a sata drive! and if an ssd. If not, there are IDE - sata convertzers. I dunno how goot these do.
• If a sata drive is possible, change "sata controller setup" from IDE to "sata" or "ata"

In "Onboard devices" you can surely disable "on board boot rom"
It remains to be tested, if you can/should or must disable "ACPI APIC" support
[EDIT]
In "Power managment features" play with "ACPI suspend" and +APM Configuration"
[\EDIT]

Just hints, you need to play. It may pay though.

greez
chris

PS: for a quick imporession, run the script for a few ten minutes, as tommylight usually does. In order to keep things comparable, kindly take your better half for dinner and let the script run the 2 hours . I usually go sleeping or windsurfing and if there is nothing better to do, I go working meanwhile

seuchato wrote: aparecidoa
I suggest the following:
in "advanced cpu settings" I'd disable "intel virtualization"
In "IDE config":

• If you can, get a sata drive! and if an ssd. If not, there are IDE - sata convertzers. I dunno how goot these do.
• If a sata drive is possible, change "sata controller setup" from IDE to "sata" or "ata"

In "Onboard devices" you can surely disable "on board boot rom"
It remains to be tested, if you can/should or must disable "ACPI APIC" support
[EDIT]
In "Power managment features" play with "ACPI suspend" and +APM Configuration"
[\EDIT]
Just hints, you need to play. It may pay though.
greez
chris
PS: for a quick imporession, run the script for a few ten minutes, as tommylight usually does. In order to keep things comparable, kindly take your better half for dinner and let the script run the 2 hours . I usually go sleeping or windsurfing and if there is nothing better to do, I go working meanwhile

I just ran the script, it ran for about 4 minutes and he himself closed the applications and displayed on the terminal that he had saved the hardware information in one file and software in another. I will attach in the topic relevant to these script results, so as not to mess up the data and 'pollute' this topic.
I will make the changes you mentioned in the BIOS.
Thank you

seuchato wrote: aparecido
Check the bios options, there is really a ton to try. Start with disabling hyperthreading, cpu frequency, powersaving. Just disable everything you do not need, audio, pcspeaker....
If possible, add ram.
Sometimes a ssd helps too.
May I suggest you use the script here and post your results there ?
greez
chris

I just posted the test results of the script on the specific topic of the script ...

So is anyone actually downloading and using the 19.2 ISO, if not I'll let the Domain & Server run down. No point paying for a server and DNS if the only use it gets is uploading linuxcnc packages that no one uses.

BeagleBrainz wrote: So is anyone actually downloading and using the 19.2 ISO, if not I'll let the Domain & Server run down. No point paying for a server and DNS if the only use it gets is uploading linuxcnc packages that no one uses.

I still use it and A friend of mine does. But if we are the only ones then we could switch

You can always keep the installation and build your own packages from source.
There is a package available in my repo called linuxcnc-build-deps that installs the stuff to build linuxcnc from git sources.