Closed bruce356 closed 3 years ago
When upgrading, be sure to follow the upgrade directions in the FAQ - in particular, be sure to read the Config_Changes.md document.
Other than that, your log indicates the heaters were never turned on - you'll need to figure out why that didn't occur.
-Kevin
-Kevin
Thanks Kevin for the reply, not expertise enough to be able figure out the problem, but with experimentation it seems to me it is an Octopi/octoprint problem. I installed a fresh version of the octopi image, then updated/upgrade to the latest, installed Klipper, configured everything as normal.
The result was the same as my earlier post (printing from octopi). "Unknown command M108", no idea where that is coming from. Printing attempt 2 from SD card the printer heats up will start the first layer but errors out after 1 outer layer is printed.
Days of stuffing around with this so tried Arksine Moonraker with Fluidd, (using the same Gcode) the printer works perfectly as it should, do not know what has been done with Octopi but thank god for Arksine.
Any way just thought I would let you know what I've done, leaving my other printers on the older Octopi/Klipper (if it ain't broke).
Thanks for your hard work, regards.
Updated one of my printers to the latest version of Klipper, now my Gcode no longer works. Various errors but the main one is "Must home axis first". My procedure has always been to heat the bed then home with G28, heat hotend and start printing. It seems for some reason Klipper is interoperating the G28 as an M108 which it does not understand. Have attached 2 logs, Create3 klippy.log that has an old version of klipper and Create klippy.log with the latest Klipper. Have also attached the Gcode file Calibrate Cube.gcode, this code works with old klipper but does not with the new klipper. Regards. "Just remove the ZIP extensions files are not zipped" Calibrate Cube.gcode.zip Create3 klippy.log.zip Create2 klippy.log.zip