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I don't know much about udev rules, I just know that I had to write a rule for my Linuxcnc machine in order to use the Shuttle Express control.

New kernel did not have any effect. I'm thinking maybe I could write a udev rule.

5.4.0-47

Played with this Friday for awhile. Noted that my laptop has USB 3.0 and desktop did not. Added a PCIe 3.0 card, didn't help. The kernel on both machines is Kernel: 5.4.0-47-generic x86_64. I don't care if I get audio, the raspberry pi site was referring to mono vs stereo sound. I just need...

Played with this for a while last night, still no luck. The link that refers to the 5.8 kernel is also a raspberry pi, don't know much about that, is it the same Linux? Also the other site has a table showing a driver listing or output, how did he get that? Ran lsmod, can't say that I...

Thanks for the reply, I searched last night for several hours for some page like the one you linked, thank you. uname -r shows 5.4.0-47 on both machines. My update manager isn't showing any kernel updates. I will look into trying to upgrade to a 5.8 kernel. I think the laptop is a bit newer...

I am running 2 computers, both have the same flavor of Mint 20 XFCE. Both are HP, a laptop and a desktop. They do have different software installed. I am trying to capture video with the desktop. I have a Macrosilicon USB HDMI capture device. It works on the laptop, on the desktop it is not...

Clonezilla is pretty awesome. Booted to a flash drive and cloned all partitions. I'll keep the back up drive and play with this later, maybe Saturday. As I'm doing more of this and always curious, my thought today is if I clone the Ubuntu Linuxcnc partition to a blank drive, then install that...

LinuxCNC 2.6.32 on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. It's a Dell desktop, Intel i5-2400 at 3.1ghz, 8gb ram, 64 bit. I have 2 machines running LinuxCNC, one is on the same 10.04, it's an old Bridgeport mill that I retrofitted. The other is using the latest 2.8 version on an engraver table I put together last...

It is a company computer and there are several programs. Pro_E, Solid Works, Featurecam, and Griffo Brothers. Three of these programs use a server maintained shared license.

As I'm thinking this through a bit more. If I'm adding a different drive, why do I need dual boot? I can select the boot device at startup? How difficult is it to remove grub and fix the windows loader? Then I could just install Linuxcnc on the second drive. (if it weren't for the fact that...

Thanks for the quick response, both systems are on the same disk. Is there a way to move LinuxCNC to a partition on a second drive I'd like to try that.

I have been running Windows 7 and Linux CNC as dual boot for about 5 years. For the past month, nearly every morning when I try to start the computer I have to run disk repair and reinstall grub. I assume that something is messing with Grub from new software.