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Install the printer files by cloning this repo right on the SV08 #95

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froh42 opened this issue Nov 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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Install the printer files by cloning this repo right on the SV08 #95

froh42 opened this issue Nov 19, 2024 · 2 comments

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froh42 commented Nov 19, 2024

@Rappetor

Hi Richard,

I'm reinstalling my printer right now (already got armbian running from emmc) - and while the guide tells us to use scp to copy the config files and python files to the printer - in the past I've just cloned this repository right in my home directory and copied over the files directly.

If you're interested I could write a small update for the guide to do so (and maybe even provide a small shell script doing the three or four copy commands). I think I might want to move the subdirectories within this guide around a bit to roughly match the layout of klipper on the installed printer.

Do you think that's a good idea? In that case I'd start working on a pull request.

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Sure, sounds like a good idea! Especially some automated commands (simple install script?) might be really nice for people. There have been some issues where people didn't know how to properly get the github files or had some other issues with it.

But I guess some people also want to keep everything stock and just use the config files as an example. But those should just not run the script and be ok 😛

My assumption would be most installations are default (and a basic script with default folders and such will work fine) and those who are going off the standard path already know what they are doing anyway.

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froh42 commented Nov 20, 2024

Still for those the script would be a way to see what goes where. I'll have a look at this the next days.

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