Closed sigurg closed 5 years ago
@sigurg what is your hardware platform? Do you use armbian monitor? How do you read temperature manually from command line?
Hardware is standard PC (core i7), thus I have no armbian monitor or anything. I'm only interested in printer bed/nozzle temp, which used to work thus far... (in theory you could read temps from /sys/class/thermal/ or lm-sensors, but that's not really useful, imho)
Ok I will check it asap. Please expect message with test request.
@cosik I think that changes for armbian platforms broke something for Windows and/or Linux...
@sigurg please uninstall plugin and check it from this source https://github.com/Cosik/OctoPrint-NavbarTemp/archive/bug-fix/normal-pc-support.zip And then please comment results here: https://github.com/imrahil/OctoPrint-NavbarTemp/pull/45
Hello,
I had the same problem after update to 0.11 like sigburg(Debian 8(32bit) on PC). I installed manual via https://github.com/Cosik/OctoPrint-NavbarTemp/archive/bug-fix/normal-pc-support.zip and all is fine!! Thanks for your work!
@Turtletrumpet thanks for testing. @imrahil what now? we should make new release? Or how we should provide bug-fixes?
From now all new installations will be using fixed code. For people who upgraded to 0.11 reinstallation should help.
Next release should contain better fix for non-arm platforms.
Sorry for the delay, my machine was printing so I could not test your fix earlier. I just re-installed the plugin and can confirm your fix is working on my system. Thank you for the quick fix!
ok, so we could close it.
I just updated NavbarTemp to version 0.11 and it seems this release is broken with my octoprint install.
Log shows the following error while loading:
Octoprint version is 1.3.9 on Debian (testing, x86_64).