Backup and restore of the working configuration

BeagleBrainz wrote: I take it you maybe a young fella ogogon ?
Do you really want to update while running gcode ?

Oh how right you are!

But I, as a young man entering life, really want her to take steps every day on the path to excellence.
And I have already been taught that I must constantly make some available effort for this.

I believe that you have a slightly different picture of the world. You believe that there is no need to improve the world, but simply to adapt to what is. Through various compromises, although they are not very convenient, but they eliminate the need for constant labor.

I don’t want you to be offended or decide that I blame you. I just think a little different.

By the way, if my question is not inappropriate - you have a somewhat unusual vocabulary and manner of speaking. Which nation or social group do you belong to?

Ogogon.

BeagleBrainz wrote: Use the search function or browse the applicable sections of the forum.

Click on the "Recent Topics" link and browse the topics there.

Thank you. But it would be nice to get the link directly from the author.
Search gives a lot of different information, it is not always easy to understand its relevance or just correctness.

Ogogon.

tommylight wrote: FYI, Mesa 5i25 and 6i25 work perfectly with Preempt-RT kernel.

I did presume that but since I was running RTAI on Wheezy with 2.7.14 I figured I would stick with that when doing all of the upgrades. The 7i76E requires Preempt-RT correct?

Thanks tommylight

No I don't believe there is no need to improve the world. I just don't advocate changing everything for the sake of change. I for one am glad not be be living in a cave being afraid of the weather and fighting off sabre tooth cats & mega bears. But on the other hand I don't see the point in having everything connected via Bluetooth and using Fusion 360 when i want to build something simple like a cabinet, set of shelves or a work bench, all that can be done mentally in one's head.
Before one decides to make a change one must evaluate whether the change is completely necessary, sometimes a change isn't required. The ability to decide what needs changing and what doesn't comes with maturity.

There is a difference between a desktop computer being used for simple everyday tasks and one that controls several hundred kilos to several tonnes of metal that spins sharp cutty bits and spins up to several thousand rpm.

Take the humble circular saw, the major design is pretty much the same, a lot of the changes have been to new materials and manufacturing techniques and safety requirements (user or electrical). Of course there are some novel additions, some additions restrict the overall usefulness, ie: custom tracking devices. Others are of no real use, one that is of little use is the laser guide, one that I would argue is a change that isn't required and adds little to the overall usefulness. Some may argue "but it's technology", but they would be the ones that don't use one on a regular basis. One that I would argue is a fantastic change\update is the cordless circular saw, in saying that, it is only the power train that has the update, the rest is still pretty much the basic design.

I'm just a simple Aussie that rides a motorbike and works as a labourer. Australia is a pretty simple country. Here's a few examples:
A snake that is deadly and black is called a Black Snake
A snake that is deadly and black with a red belly is called a Red Belly Black Snake.
A snake that is deadly and is brown is called a Brown Snake.
An octopus that is deadly and has blue rings is called A Blue Ringed Octopus.
The Portuguese man o' war, we call 'em Blue Bottles.
Old Mate with red hair, well we call him Bluey.

JohnnyCNC wrote:

tommylight wrote: FYI, Mesa 5i25 and 6i25 work perfectly with Preempt-RT kernel.

I did presume that but since I was running RTAI on Wheezy with 2.7.14 I figured I would stick with that when doing all of the upgrades. The 7i76E requires Preempt-RT correct?

Thanks tommylight

Sure does mate

BeagleBrainz wrote: No I don't believe there is no need to improve the world. I just don't advocate changing everything for the sake of change. I for one am glad not be be living in a cave being afraid of the weather and fighting off sabre tooth cats & mega bears. But on the other hand I don't see the point in having everything connected via Bluetooth and using Fusion 360 when i want to build something simple like a cabinet, set of shelves or a work bench, all that can be done mentally in one's head.

I believe that for some reason you have attributed to me too much maximalism.
But I will defend one position anyway - if there are no extraordinary circumstances, the operating system needs to be updated to the current state.

BeagleBrainz wrote: I'm just a simple Aussie that rides a motorbike and works as a labourer.

Cool! Do you have a home kangaroo?

BeagleBrainz wrote: Australia is a pretty simple country. Here's a few examples:

I already know it.
A few years ago, one of my colleagues and a good friend left for Australia to work as a system administrator at a local Internet service provider.
There, on the beach, they tried to drown him, he stayed under water for almost ten minutes and spent several months in a coma.
Then I also thought that manners there are some very simple...

Respectfully,
Ogogon.