#printer.cfg
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When you say you "updated your mainsailos" what exactly do you mean?
And how out of date was it? Moonraker did move some locations around a while back, but that was...quite a while ago...
It was pretty outdated
Might be worth looking at that then
The current location for configs is ~/printer_data/config
But yours may still be in ~/klipper_config
Moonraker normally creates a link in that case, so everything still works, but maybe that didn't happen for some reason
Yes printer is working . But i cannot find my printer.cfg file somwhow
Did you check in the two locations I mentioned?
How to check?
Ssh in. Use winscp or something
Yes its here.
So now if i wana do any changes how should i do? I was just about to the wiring for canbus
I was all set for it
Okay, so here's the catch: you could just move all the files to the new location, and then they'd show up in mainsail again, the catch is, the actual applications are still looking in the old locations
Easiest fix is probably just to create the link that moonraker seemingly didn't create
Does printer_data/config actually exist?
And (as seen by winscp) is anything in it?
yes
same printer.cfg located there also
Hmm. If there's a printer.cfg there, it's odd mainsail can't see it
Are there any warnings in mainsail ?
Maybe check the moonraker log?
No warnings
Moonraker log then...
Warning, unable to detect the following printer objects:
[display_status], [pause_resume], [virtual_sdcard]
True, but it's still not helpful that you lied to me
You said there are no warnings
All good
Hey, what does it say if you point a web browser at your printer, at port 7125?
I don’t know
I have now got some updates for system. I am updating it so see if it resolves
Don't know?
No
I'm confused. Can't you try it and see?
No luck after updating. Sorry i dint understand point web brower at printer?
What do you normally type in the address bar to access the printer?
Okay, so type http://192.168....:7125
Well, dealing with the second warning there (the config_path depreciated) * might* help
You'll have to do that edit from winscp though, obviously
Yea that seems to be faster option now
The other thing I'd suggest is making printer_data/config be a link to klipper_config
So that looks like sshing in on the command line, and doing
rm -r ~/printer_data/config
ln -s ~/klipper_config ~/printer_data/config
From putty?