How do I access the .ini file?
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16 Aug 2021 22:48 #217919
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So this is probably a super stilly question but I am currently trying to build a 3d printer with a beagleboneblack and a cramps board. I can load up machinekit and am able to move the axes' and see the temperatures, but I cannot define the bed temp with the M104 command. This command seems not to be known and when I look online how to solve this, the main response is to add the M-code config file to the .ini file. I have no idea how to do this from the command line. Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I cannot find an answer anywhere and my only coding knowledge is with Python and FORTRAN.
All the best,
Danny
All the best,
Danny
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16 Aug 2021 22:57 #217920
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You wouldn't typically do it directly from the command-line, rather you would do it with a text editor.
But I am not sure what editor you get with Machinekit.
Nano is nearly always available, though.
But I am not sure what editor you get with Machinekit.
Nano is nearly always available, though.
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16 Aug 2021 23:22 #217923
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Replied by Danny120 on topic How do I access the .ini file?
Thanks so much! This solved my problem, and using the "ls" command helped me to find my way through the files!
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