Trying to Install FluidNC v1.0

Troubleshooting
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I can’t remove old index or maslow.yaml files, as they are undefined.htm. I don’t think I can upload new ones either.

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You can always wipe everything with the USB cable approach

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Uploading seems to work fine. I uploaded the 0.88 version of index.html.gz via 1.01 webgui. After that I could download the other files.

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I did our first cut today with FW 1.01 and index.html.gz 0.88.
It was just a 200mmx200mm square, but I’m very happy to see it moving AND cutting!
The sound is horrible, but running a 1/8" corn-cob cutter in soft wood is not going to produce any sweet music at 12000rpm I’d guess.

It was the only one I had available, and I just couldn’t wait any longer. I’m hoping to get my real cutters tomorrow, but most likely they will arrive on monday.
Keep your cat away and turn the volume down

A test done with a flat mill shows that the vertical axis is more accurate than the horizontal.

Vertical_Measure
Vertical_Measure1920×1920 231 KB

Horizontal_Measure
Horizontal_Measure1920×1920 148 KB

I also tested jogging 50mm in all directions with the same bit.
Not sure why the bottom line isn’t straight. It might be because the material has a little bump there, combined with a Dremel bit that’s really not meant for this.

Square
Square1920×1080 130 KB

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I’ve had some time to have a crack at the preferences dialog problems - It hasn’t seen a lot of attention from me, and … well … the code that’s in there is a desiccated old lump of :ox::poop:

So now it’s had a bit of attention. And here’s a new index.html.gz (116.7 KB) for you to try out, depending on your level of bravery.

It will show up as v1.02, but your fluidNC version will remain the same of course. Obviously this ain’t coming via @bar, but he suggested I fling it out there for you all to try…

Some ai thingo wrote this about it

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Mahalo for your work!

All I can test at the moment is the “preferences” issue, and in my experience, the preferences set don’t persist. Not a biggie for me at the moment, but wanted to share the datum.

Mahalo,

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They should with this version

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I uploaded this version to my Maslow 4, and the startup identifies the index.html.gz as 1.02.

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As I continue to explore…I can’t download files, either. When I click the download button (for, for example, the maslow.yaml file) in the Manage local files popup, a new browser tab opens, displaying as follows:

Looks like there’s a problem with this site

http://maslow.lan/undefined might have a temporary problem or it could have moved.

Error code: 404 Not Found

The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments.

Just to minimize variables, I reinstalled v1.01 from scratch using sh full-install.sh, then uploaded the above index.html.gz in the Manage local files pop-up. Afterward, the file size of index.html.gz on the Maslow checked out at 119,512 bites, the same as the download size.

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Thanks for the feedback. I didn’t touch that bit of code at all. But I’ll check what might be going on

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I appreciate everything you do for this community!

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index.html.gz (116.7 KB)
Thanks so much for the feedback, it’s great having someone who can describe a bug they’ve experienced.

Above is version 1.02.01

There were bugs in the SPIFFs dialog (File System dialog) that impacted many of the functions, especially those related to individual files. Hopefully I’ve fixed all of them.

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In my world, the downloads are working as expected again with index.html.gz v1.02.01. My preferences aren’t persisting, but I wonder if that’s some odd idiosyncrasy of my machine (I don’t know how that could be, but I haven’t heard anyone else talking about it). I’ve had that issue since v1.0.

I switch off Connection monitoring, turn on Show probe panel, and set Touch plate thickness to 0. I save the changes, but if I either refresh the browser or restart the machine, it goes right back to the default.

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Thanks, I’ll give that a test.

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So the file is being successfully saved. If you go to the file dialog you can download preferences.json and confirm the updated values.

But after a refresh of the browser it isn’t loading the preferences.json successfully as part of the start up process. So you get the default values…

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Thank you! That checks out and makes me feel a little less singled out by the universe. :rofl::joy::rofl:

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So the reload of preferences.json at app startup (e.g. browser refresh) was caused by a single superfluous character, which I’ve now deleted.

Here’s 1.02.02
index.html.gz (116.7 KB)

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Fantastic! That resolved it! Mahalo nui loa!

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Nada.
Obrigadu barak ba ita-nia koko no informasaun. Ne’e ajuda hau to’o haree problema.

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@bar - I think this PR is good to merge now.

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