Probe Basic Tool Setter questions

Sorry it looks like it's maybe missing in the kernel build.

Restart and try running again

You can also open the synaptic manager and search:

linux-image

Right click the latest rt preempt signed kernel version and select for installation. Then click apply in the top menu. See if that works

What are the dependency names?

Is it the 4 listed at the end?:
linux-image-6.1.0-30-rt-amd64
linux-image-6.1.0-30-amd64
linux-image-amd64
linux-image-rt-amd64

I tried
chris@PM-833TV:~$ sudo apt install linux-image-6.1.0-30-rt-amd64

It came back with the same error and those 4 listed.

Which link did you use to build the iso?

This is what I found: linux-image-6.1.0-30-rt-amd64
Linux 6.1 for 64-bit PCs, PREEMPT_RT (signed)

I clicked on mark for reinstallation and then clicked apply.
It came back with:
E: Internal Error, No file name for linux-image-6.1.0-30-rt-amd64:amd64

Ok, have you installed linuxcnc yet?

This may be easier to chat in real time

m.me/ch/AbY0S0wQv83WgA-x/

People who follow random methods to install Linuxcnc are bound to  end up with issues sooner or later as things change
Install using the image on the downloads page and install probe basic etc from repositories
This will mean you get better support as people like Lcvette will be dealing with a known environment.
 

@rodw, I haven't checked recently, but the iso had an old qtpyvcp source listed that causes some issues and requires removed to resolve. We updated the instructions to use the lockdown deb on the forum page as it doesn't have the outdated source.

In my case, I actually followed the directions and used the links that Lcvette listed, but it seems it was right around the time that changes were made to probe basic and I hadn't updated since then. There were also a few other changes I made while trying to get everything to work and also to get better latency numbers.

It wasn't a surprise that I needed to do the probe basic conversion again and although I didn't want to reload linux, I did tweak some things there and I had the same thought as Lcvette, when I had issues updating, in that it might be best to start over.

Even though Dr. Dflo did link to the proper instructions page that you guys use, I missed a step or it was updated since I followed it and with the struggles of learning it all, I may have caused some of the issues.

Lcvette spent a lot of time with me on messenger to chase down the issues. That turned out to be a great way to quickly share pictures of what I had going on.

I'm thankful he and everyone else on the forum have taken the time to help people get their machines going. I have read many threads on the forum and that helped me piece together hal ini and of course had lots of information on the hardware of converting a mill.