I downloaded the firmware update from the @astral flume link and flashed, all seemed to go well but on reboot I get the following on the PanelDue "info: successfully initialized" and nothing else. I see the control screen but no tools or heaters are listed and the printer doesn't respond to any commands. Printer is not accessible via web interface. I'm assuming the flash failed but have no idea how to recover from this. Attached is my config.g if that helps...
#Issues trying to update to Unofficial version 3.6.0-rc.1+3
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Which version are you upgrading from and which board are you using? What version of PanelDueFirmware is the PanelDue running?
Upgrading from 3.6 RC 1 and latest paneldue firmware on an MB6HC, all has been running flawlessly but for some reason I figured I'd see if there were any improvements on RC1 +3
you may have to BOSSA the board then
Time to find the tutorial as I've not done that in years... I was afraid that would be the case.
Duet3D Documentation
Instructions to update the main firmware on Duet 3 MB6HC and Duet 3 Mini 5+ in standalone mode, Duet 2 WiFi, Ethernet and Maestro, Duet Web Control (DWC) and the WiFi firmware on Duet 3 Mini 5+ WiFi and Duet 2 WiFi boards.
reading through it now... Going to be a royal PITA as my computer is nowhere near my 60lb printer, I'm clearly a glutton for punishment.
I figured I'd install BOSSA on a rpi rather than move the printer and following the instructions on the above page to install duet specific BOSSA are failing. I get the following errors on step 1
E: Unable to locate package libwxgtk3.2-dev
E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'libwxgtk3.2-dev'
E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'libwxgtk3.2-dev'
Not my day
I've not tried it on a pi. I know @noble token has
Pulled an old laptop out of the bone pile and bossa'ed it. Back up and running. I may hold off until the official RC2 is out...
I think next step would be a full image of my current sdcard
@deep oxide Thank you for the guidance and @astral flume for some reason I get issues when trying to install Bossa on an RPi following the steps in the wiki. Not sure if it's me or if the link in the first step is the issue. I promised the wife we'd go for a hike this morning and I'm now an hour past when we were supposed to leave so I'm dealing with some serious stink eye issues. Will look into this later and thanks again for the help and all of the improvements in 3.6.
@hardy timber Thanks, I'll check the instructions. Probably written for Debian Buster, and need updating for Bookworm. If you flash an SD card with the DuetPi image, it already has BOSSA installed on it.
@hardy timber What distro did you run the commands on? Current Raspberry Pi OS?
Buster v10. I have the Pi mounted to the toolchanger and only use it to run TAMV so never worry about updating it. Maybe I should
@hardy timber Were you trying to compile bossa, or just download it from the Bullseye package server? If it was compile, we updated the make file recently as wxwidget3.0 (which libwxgtk is part of) is abandoned, and has been updated to wxwidget3.2. So basically just run
sudo apt update
sudo apt install libwxgtk3.2-dev
This is in the 'Compiling Bossa' instructions here https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/RepRapFirmware/Updating_firmware#all-other-duet-boards so maybe you missed it?
But someone may also have updated the Buster package server version of bossa to need 3.2. Having said that, this is the GUI version of Bossa; the command line version does not use libwxgtk, so that should still work.
If you can let me know what version you were trying to use, I'll update the instructions as necessary with the above.
I just re-read and see that my issue was that I was trying to compile on Buster rather than Bullseye. I was feeling pressure to go on a hike with the wife while also getting this back online so I wouldn't think about it the entire time I was out. I'll likely switch to bullseye and install it on the pi in case this happens again.