On 18/11/17 19:14, Jeff Washburn wrote:
All computers for the last 15 years approx have been amd64. You can still run i386 on them however.
It is nothing to do with the processor, what matters is the kernel I have a single core Pentium P4 which will run all day with a homebrew 3.5.7 rtai kernel at 5k max jitter machinekit is not an alternative to Linuxcnc that supports later distros, It has ended up specialising in supporting boards and processors using hardware stepping on ubiquitous kernels (rt-preempt and xenomai) Add a 5i25 - 7i76 combo and a rt-preempt kernel on Stretch with x86, will run perfectly, I have it in my workshop. If you want software stepping, rtai is the only way to go and machinekit no longer supports it.
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