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WIP: Cleaning up RoboOS / Work In Progress

Discussion in 'Projects' started by WheresWaldo, Oct 11, 2018.

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  1. CdRsKuLL

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    Great work again :)

    I've not looked at any of the frontends in great detail but it's only really a frontend. As long as you can can communicate with octo and the printer then you should be able to do anything. I'm away for a few days on business now but when I get home I'll crack kn and see if I can get an idea how they work.
     
    #21 CdRsKuLL, Oct 17, 2018
  2. mark tomlinson

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    Heh, I am tempted (at the moment only tempted) to just write a new LCD menu/front-end for the Robo R2/C2 and ditch theirs entirely.
    Would not be too hard really. I am quite familiar with Pi front-end/gui work so just labor ;)
     
    #22 mark tomlinson, Oct 17, 2018
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  3. WheresWaldo

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    o @mark tomlinson I got my setup working without RoboLCD, it is just too broken to attempt fixing. I did get it done with OctoPrint-TFT running on the 5" screen. It is a much simpler interface but could probably easily add the Robo Wizards. In order for it to work, I had to do a local compile of the code, there are a couple of fixes not yet included with his binaries. I am about to try the image on my R2 since it is just a µSD swap. Except right now it is dinnertime.
     
    #23 WheresWaldo, Oct 18, 2018
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