That's not what your log is showing, there you're running ./updater.sh instead of ./install_for_lcnc.sh
Couldn't you just install it from the apt repository? Not sure how the package is named, you could search for it "apt search linuxcnc"
Hi guys, I did a clean install again. I'm trying to put the log files here but it seems the file format is not right or something like that, I don't understand it. I'll edit this post if the files don't upload.
Edit:
After taking pictures with my phone I noticed I missed one step every time I followed the guide. When it asks for reboot, it says "please restart the installer script after the reboot"; I just went and used "update.sh" instead of "install_for_lcnc.sh".
And... It worked perfectly now!! Now I can start learning about how LinuxCNC works.
The only thing that is a problem is the display that is 800x600 75Hz.
Thanks for helping me image missing /media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png
Last edit: 3 years 8 months ago by vitorfranx. Reason: I just updated the post
Maybe I'm asking for too much but could this computer with the current install or other linuxcnc firmware be able to work with ethercat drivers? I saw some post in the forum but I didn't even read them because I couldn't install LinuxCNC.
I have access to new Mitsubishi motors and drivers, maybe I use them in the cnc.
I have a split SSD so I have both linux and windows. With windows it works fine 1920x1080 60Hz. With this version of linux I don't know why I can't change the resolution.
Last week or so when I installed the linux image from this post (the one thats in google drive):
