Octoprint stops to print roughly 30% into the job. No erro rmessages are shown on the screen and the printer is just stopped but still heating the nozzle and bed.
Attempted to restart the printer.
I'm attaching the octoprint.log...
Your serial cable needs to either have an internal metallic sheath or it needs to have one or two ferrite cores; they help to block electrical noise that leads to errors.
The power adapter for the Raspberry needs to be 5V with 2.5A or better.
If you have a Raspberry Pi 3B+ (emphasis on the plus) then let use know, there are freeze-ups related to those.
octoprint.zip (1.6 MB)
Hi.. I dont have a 3b+ pi. Is there anything in the logs that indicates this to be an issue with interference or electrical noise?