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It should now connect and you see in console if everything is correct with your printer. Once both run add the printer to server - set firmware ti Klippe rand Port to /tmp/printer.

REPETIER SERVER CREK PLUS

Do that on server image then you have a running klipper plus running server.

REPETIER SERVER CREK HOW TO

Then you follow the klipper instructions on how to install klipper. If you do not do that and install it on octopi (which is possible) you loose all that. That gives support for webcam and touchscreen and opens webbrowser already correctly and allows configuration of wifi from repetier-server gui. To get repetier-server to work best you should install it by using the repetier-server image. Klipper is a firmware that is split in 2 parts - the one on printer and one half on the pi that communicates with printer and repetier-server OR octoprint through /tmp/printer file (set in port).

Octopi is a linux installation that has everything required to run octoprint set up the octoprint way. I even bought myself a 7' Pi screen.Īnybody out there got some installation advice?

REPETIER SERVER CREK SOFTWARE

The Repetier software includes the Repetier-Server, Slic3r, CuraEngine, Skeinforge. Unfortunately, after looking at the interface on my Mac (and the linked YouTube video) I am unlikely to want to give up on this project. Print can be done directly from the host via USB, TCP/IP connection, SD card or Repetier-Server It’s a cross-platform host being the favored choice in many 3D printing communities due to its great capabilities for slicing and 3D printer control.

I have reinstated Klipper / Octopi on the Pi's SD card and ready to have another crack, but I don't know where to start. Repetier and Klipper both need to be running (but not Octopi?) Someone on the Klipper Facebook page was helping me out and told me that I shouldn't have over-written the klipper install. Everything seemed to install correctly, but I couldn't get it to connect to the printer. So I downloaded Repetier Server and installed it on my Pi by over-writing my Octopi / Klipper installation. In part 1, he showed Octoprint, obviously using Klipper, but in this particular video, I can't tell if he's still using Klipper or gone back to Marlin. Now both have the same user and no permission problems exist.Got me VERY interested in Repetier Server but I can't find any instructions on how to carry out the installation. Edit /etc/defaults/klipper and set KLIPPY_USER=repetierserverĪnd restart klipper. The alternative solution that works as well as the replaced link is to start klipper as repetierserver user. After restarting Klipper Repetier-Server should now see the link and open it without problems. Into KLIPPY_ARGS='/home/pi/klipper/klippy/klippy.py /home/pi/printer.cfg -l /tmp/klippy.log -I /var/lib/klipper/connect'Īnd then also enter /var/lib/klipper/connect manually in Repetier-Server port name. sudo mkdir /var/lib/klipperĪnd then modify in /etc/defaults/klipper KLIPPY_ARGS='/home/pi/klipper/klippy/klippy.py /home/pi/printer.cfg -l /tmp/klippy.log' So create a folder writeable by Klipper, e.g. Default is in /etc/defaults/klipper and can be changed there. If you have multiple klipper instances so it is not clear which device will point to which pts device, you can tell klipper where to place that link with -I flag. In that case you can either reference the device directly – normally /dev/pts/1 and everything will work. If that link is owned by a different user then repetierserver and the /tmp folder has the +t flag set, we can not read and open the link due to permission problems. Klipper by default adds a link /tmp/printer pointing to the correct device to connect to.

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