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Connection issue #5
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What is the os on the PC running klipper? |
My issue is, I have 3 printers running on one laptop. If I restart the laptop, I have to copy the firmware to the 2040 allover again to have it recognized. Otherwise it doesn't show back up as a mcu
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Subject: Re: [FYSETC/FYSETC-PortableInputShaper] Connection issue (Issue #5)
What is the os on the PC running klipper?
I am currently using Debian desktop version to run klipper. And when logged in. I first stop klipper. Unplug usb, hold the boot button while plugging in usb. It pops a box on the laptop asking if it should open the drive in Files app. Then I just navigate to klipper/out folder copy klipper.uf2 and paste onto the rp2040 drive...( copy paste, dont drag and drop)
instantly the whole drive disappears...
Restart klipper and done. I've done it twice now no issues.
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What shows up in a lsusb, or ls /dev/serial/by-id/ (when it works and when it doesnt) |
I uncomment the printers not in use. I will post a log when I get home.
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What shows up in a lsusb, or ls /dev/serial/by-id/
also can you also post your pis.cfg, maybe even a klippy.log
mainsail or fluidd?
which printer is configured to use it? 7125 or higher or all and you just uncomment the one you have it on... ?
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When I do this I get a .bin not a .uf2 file in klipper/outDid you change that or just load that On Apr 23, 2023 6:10 AM, fryc88 ***@***.***> wrote:
That setting, bootloader offset apparently solved my issue like yours, with disappearing device after connecting it from pc to my rpi with klipper. When this manual has been made, apparently klipper haven't had this option in make menuconfig.
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No matter how I build it, when I select the bootloader offset it only compiles a .bin |
(sorry if this sounds over simplified, but the flashing procedure is simple file copy and paste, you dont flash it per se. ie you dont use the standard flash procedure like you do the printer mcu. |
yes, i have used a pico and many varients of an rp2040. i understand how to flash it. The problem is once flashed it will be ok as long as its flashed from the host and remains powered on and plugged in. once it loses power or is unplugged, it reverts to not connecting as an mcu and has to be flashed again. there is a fault with the PIS not the process. |
No. It shows up on lsusb but as a connected device. It doesn't show up by /serial. Have to hold the boot button down again and reconnect to get it flashable. |
Unfortunately it doesn't stick for me. I have to reflash every time it disconnects. I put together my own, and it's working as expected |
When I copy the firmware to the rp2040 it will not be recognized when I unplug and move to my PC running klipper. In order to make it work, I have to connect to the PC running klipper and then copy the firmware to the rp2040. And every time I restart I have to copy the firmware to the 2040 again on the PC I am using to run klipper.
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