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S6 2.0 not found after Klipper update #26

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cheezebreeze opened this issue Nov 15, 2021 · 1 comment
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S6 2.0 not found after Klipper update #26

cheezebreeze opened this issue Nov 15, 2021 · 1 comment

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@cheezebreeze
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cheezebreeze commented Nov 15, 2021

Hi,

I've got the S6 2.0, running Klipper with an RPi3B.

A couple of weeks ago Klipper was updated and I needed to update the firmware. It's a procedure I've done previously but since I don't do it often, I can't say I'm able to do it in my sleep. Now, for some reason after updating the firmware, the card's not found in fluidd. I figured that I must've done something wrong and at this point I feel like I've tried everything at least three times and that I have a feeling the card is borked.

The last thing I've done is that I flashed it with the STM32 CubeProgrammer software, and reflashed the bootloader (64k version) starting from 0x08000000 and then flashed my klipper.bin starting from 0x08010000. The klipper.bin I compiled with low-level extras enabled, STM32F446, 64k bootloader offset, 12 MHz crystal, USB (PA11/PA12) as comms interface. Didn't touch USB ids nor GPIO-pins.

After flashing, I powered off the board, removed the DFU-jumper, reconnected it to the Pi (USB) and run "ls /dev/serial/by-id/*" which gives me "No such file or directory".

I also reinstalled my fluidd so there's a possibility that I've messed up something with the configs as I used to have the controller connected to the Pi with UART and not USB.

I'm not sure what more information you need, but I'm happy to provide any logs or whatever could help anyone to figure out the problem.

Thanks!

@teeedubb
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teeedubb commented Apr 15, 2022

Hi,

Did you end up working this out?

EDIT: Compiling klipper for no bootloader solved the issue.

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