Octoprint Actions:-
If you are already using OcotoPrint:-
Go online and save your settings, (backup), for used after Flashing the Raspberry Pi with Octoprint
Format an SD Card using, (not using Windows); NOTE Windows will request to Format the SDCard a few times, cancal this and only us the SD Memory Card Formatter, (not quick to format), this should create "boot" on the SDCard:-
SD Memory Card Formatter
Get Otoprint, zip file from (The Green highlighted link)
Uncompress the Otoprint ".img" type file
Use Balena etcher to select the uncompress the Otoprint ".img" type file and select the Target as the SDCard then Flas. Wait for Success message; not a quick action.
Open octopi-wpa-supplicant.txt on the SDCard
Edit the section to use Your Internet Router setting, keep the Quote Marks :-
WPA/WPA2 secured
network={
ssid="Your Internet Router setting"
psk="Your Internet Router password"
}
Save this edited file back to the SD Card.
Turn off the Raspberry Pi
Place the SDCard into the the Raspberry Pi slot and turn on. This will Flash Octoprint to the Raspberry Pi, no real indication of this.
You can leave the SDCard in the Raspberry Pi once Flashed, I normally do.
NOTE: the Raspberry Pi with OcotoPrint can take about a 2 minutes to Boot to a level where OctoPrint may be accessed; some Patience is required
You then have to go online to the I.P. Address for OcotoPrint and set it up online as you require. If you have saved your settings for earlier you can use these, reloading a backup can take some time. Again ; some more Patience is required
OcotoPrint from the IP address should now be usable
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Mariln
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