Hello.
Today start with some work in PrusaSlicer and send the model to Octoprint. Octoprint is on Raspberry Pi 3B+ with SanDisk Extreme 64Gb, the file was 3Mb small and the upload was taken over 30 minutes. Usually was take upload from PrusaSlicer to Octoprint in less than 1 minute, with the same internet connection. The same thing is when I upload from Computer to Octoprint with the Upload button.
And when OctoPi start/reboot is always Error: Error Loading Unfinished Renderings
Status: error. Error: INTERNAL SERVER ERROR
What did you already try to solve
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I suspect an SD card,...
I Want to format the SD Card which is Octoprint on, but I don't want to lose all my settings for my 2 printers on Octoprint.
OctoPrint version is 1.6.1
OctoPi is V17
Update to Python 3,
printers: Ender 5 and Prusa i3 MK3S+,
firmware: Marlin,
browser: GOOGLE CHROME,
operating system: WINDOWS,
When you made an new OctoPi installation, during the setup process, you will be asked for a backup to install.
I don't know how it works wit multiple instances...
You would have to take a backup of each instance of OctoPrint. You can only have 1 printer per OctoPrint server, you have multiple servers so need a back of each one.
I did it today clone my SD Card to computer -> format SD Card -> Flash on this formated SD Card Image witch I create before format. All works and I get to my profile on Octoprint.
So, I try to upload from PrusaSlicer to Octoprind and is Upload still extremely slow: 3,6Mb file uploaded 15min.
SD Card is SanDisk 64Gb Extreme
I often get this error:
Settings Load Error
Octolapse was unable to load the current settings. Status: error. Error:
What else could I do to fix this problem? Any Suggestion?
Hi,
I am certainly no expert here, but I recently had issues with my installation, where it would fail to initialize fully and connect to the printer after a server update. I have automatic backups enabled, and I try download a backup to my HD anytime I make changes. Knowing I had a recent backup, I formatted my Octoprint SD card, downloaded the patest octopi image, and set my Wi-Fi info, and booted as a fresh install. I was not able to restore directly during the installation because my backup was from a newer version. I continued the setup, and upgraded to the latest version. Then I restored to my recent backup, and all my plugins, settings, and uploaded gcode files were restored, and my server operated normally. I would recommend that you use the built in backup function, choosing to include uploads or not.