Ender 5+ and Silent Board V2.2 Wont Flash #142
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I am not entirely new to the world of RPi, Arduino, and 3d printing in general, but I am struggling with getting my SB V2.2 (Silent Board V2.2) to flash klipper to it. I have configured the file in the Octopi to the AVR/ATmega2650 and I am getting a ".elf.hex" as an output. Where I am struggling is that when I put the file on an SD and power up the printer nothing seems to be happening. Connecting the printer via USB I can still see that the board is still running the Creality configured Marlin V1.xx. I have attached the files output by the configuration tool. Unfortunately I also already flash my t5uid1 to the DGUS-reloaded firmware and cannot see what is happening and that loads to a blank screen after the Klipper logo goes away. The rest of the system still works and I can connect via USB and run the printer as usual, but the screen is still blank. I am assuming/hoping that once I get the mainboard flashed to Klipper that this screen will load as it should. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. |
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Just tried to attach the output ".elf.hex" file but there does not seem to be a way to do so. I will throw it in a repo and post that link here so everyone can see it. Here is exactly what the document name is: "klipper.elf.hex" I mostly have experience with STM32 based boards and those are typlically a ".bin" file I am assuming that this ".hex" is an ATMega equivalent of this bin file. |
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Bonjour Connecté au port USB Taper ça dans le terminal du Type this in the terminal sorry for my english
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Just tried to attach the output ".elf.hex" file but there does not seem to be a way to do so. I will throw it in a repo and post that link here so everyone can see it.
Here is exactly what the document name is:
"klipper.elf.hex"
I mostly have experience with STM32 based boards and those are typlically a ".bin" file I am assuming that this ".hex" is an ATMega equivalent of this bin file.