What is the problem?
Nothing... I'm a moron. M2, not M0 is what I messed up...
As far as EOF triggering Octoprint to end the print, it does not.
What is the problem?
Nothing... I'm a moron. M2, not M0 is what I messed up...
As far as EOF triggering Octoprint to end the print, it does not.
And what slicer do you use?
How does the end code look like?
I think neither M0 nor M1 should be in the endcode ...
Quote from the Marlin-Docs:
TheM0
andM1
commands pause after the last movement and wait for the user to continue.
So Marlin waits for the user to continue and Octoprint waits for Marlin to finish the Job ?!?
It's the end of File - that simple.
As @BerndJM mentioned, you self hung up your printer with the M0
command.
Things with 3D Printing are different than with CNC.
Here are the GCodes that are use with 3D printing. You may see the differences.
No idea where your information "M0 has been EOF command in CNC since the very beginning" came from.
All resources I've seen so far say "pause temporarily" e.g:
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode/m-code.html#mcode:m0-m1
https://smithy.com/cnc-reference-info/chapter-5/program-stopping%26ending/page/0