my pi wouldnt let me upload new gcodes, so i shut down the pi and then rebooted it.
now i cant connect to moon raker.
attached are the only moon raker logs i could find and a klippty log
moonraker.log.zip (1.5 MB)
i have no idea what happened.
my pi wouldnt let me upload new gcodes, so i shut down the pi and then rebooted it.
now i cant connect to moon raker.
attached are the only moon raker logs i could find and a klippty log
moonraker.log.zip (1.5 MB)
i have no idea what happened.
I figured it out
i was using an 8GB micro SD card. it was 99% full.
cloned the drive to a bigger sd card, and used the fallowing info from ChatGPT to expand the value
Option 1: Use
raspi-config
(for Raspberry Pi setups)If you’re running Klipper on a Raspberry Pi, you can use
raspi-config
to automatically expand the filesystem:bash
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sudo raspi-config
- Go to Advanced Options.
- Select Expand Filesystem.
- Confirm and exit.
Reboot the system:
bash
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sudo reboot
After the reboot, check the disk space again:
bash
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df -h
Your root filesystem (
/
) should now reflect the larger size.
copied my backup of moonraker.conf (it was missing too) back into the system and bobs your uncle.
okay, so im currently losing my mind trying to figure out why i cant boot anymore.
i had to move to a smaller SD card as the one i had cloned to originally is failing.
i was able to clone to contents to the smaller SD card but now nothing boots and the oiginal SD card wont boot either.
i have the backup files but i cant for the life of my figure out where i put the moonraker.conf
i totally forgot where it goes. please help.
turns out i wasnt logged in as an admin on WInSCP.
I reuploaded the file but no dice.
please. im losing my mind. all i wanted to do was switch to a different sd card!
moonraker.log (1.4 MB)