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Describe your issue:
For some reason a print job is failing or being ‘interrupted’ at the exact same spot. First time or two I thought some weird network thing, but after 4 times and print head stopping at the exact same spot on the print makes me wonder what’s going on.
I looked through the log file but can’t find anything that even tells me the job was interrupted.
Can someone tell me how to identify the star/stop for a print job in klippy.log ? I can’t even find the input gcode file name in here..
Screenshot shows the 4 times I tried to print it. First one showing interrupted (no idea why), but the other 3 all show completed successfully but also stopped at the same spot as the interrupted file.
Thanks. Refactoring the config on this printer is on my backlog - acquired from someone, it was working for the most part but am planning on “rebuilding” the klipper environment.
I was trying to figure out what happened before re-slicing. I have resliced and it printed fine. (same file, just modified the temp 1 degree), didn’t change anything else.
Thanks for the reply. Uploaded the klippy file from the day of the original ‘interrupted’ print. I looked through it and didn’t find anything that looks like an interrupted print job. What should I be looking for?
Is there a high-level guide somewhere on how to read the klipper log to identify key events (print start/end, file printed, common error messages, etc). I know it’s not feasible to maintain detailed docs on the whole structure, but an outline might be helpful.
Really? Interesting. No, I didn’t cut it off. It uploaded to the printer and started printing automatically as expected. Never occurred to me to check that.