Installing LinuxCNC on Parallels VM on Mac w/ M-series ARM Processors
06 May 2024 02:44 #299877
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Installing LinuxCNC on Parallels VM on Mac w/ M-series ARM Processors
The Raspberry Pi image is built from their kernel so its not a generic ARM64 image (I built it)
The ISO on the Downloads page includes everything you need to run linuxcnc. (I also built this image)
At one stage Linuxcnc was deployed via the Debian build system. That is no longer the case. The ARM64 image was built by Debian and there is no guarantee it will work. Its quite old predating the 2.9.1 release.
The AMD64 ISO image on the downloads page is a customised version of the Debian Live installer. It installs the PREEMPT_RT kernel and XFCE desktop and the which is the best for Linuxcnc of the many available. We want users to succeed.
Please take our advice and if you don't know what we are talking about when it comes to Linux, Google will show you the way. We don't have time to provide Linux support.
The ISO on the Downloads page includes everything you need to run linuxcnc. (I also built this image)
At one stage Linuxcnc was deployed via the Debian build system. That is no longer the case. The ARM64 image was built by Debian and there is no guarantee it will work. Its quite old predating the 2.9.1 release.
The AMD64 ISO image on the downloads page is a customised version of the Debian Live installer. It installs the PREEMPT_RT kernel and XFCE desktop and the which is the best for Linuxcnc of the many available. We want users to succeed.
Please take our advice and if you don't know what we are talking about when it comes to Linux, Google will show you the way. We don't have time to provide Linux support.
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06 May 2024 06:18 #299890
by meister
both are based on darvin (BSD), not linux !
Replied by meister on topic Installing LinuxCNC on Parallels VM on Mac w/ M-series ARM Processors
mac and iphone have nothing to do with linux,And you have been using Linux all the time, Mac's run Linux, iPhones run Linux, Android is Linux. All the worlds servers run Linux.
It just looks and feels a bit different in each case.
both are based on darvin (BSD), not linux !
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06 May 2024 07:58 - 06 May 2024 08:13 #299897
by royka
Replied by royka on topic Installing LinuxCNC on Parallels VM on Mac w/ M-series ARM Processors
Darwin and Linux are derivatives of unix
Last edit: 06 May 2024 08:13 by royka.
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