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Describe your issue:
i cant connect to klipper after recent update which was about an hour ago
Your log state that last time when klipper did see your printer was after midnight
and in that moment you did have version v0.12.0-127-g235b75be
at 00:12:00 - extruder did lover his temp to 83c, then log is interrupted, probably machine was switched off.
Next start was at 15:36:57 - with same version but klipper already didn’t see Serial connection.
All further attempts, including 2 updates also didn’t see USB Serial connection
So your issue is not related to update, it did happened before that. Check your USB connection to printer.
P.S. I also noticed that you did try to change serial device, but in the final your serial configurations have additional “0” character in serial port name if I compare it with midnight value. So your USB stop working, you did play with setting, then return incorrect value.
I had turned it on and it was working fine, noticed I had to reslice my print so I cancelled the running print .noticed that it said an update was available so I hit update and then re sliced my print. When the update completed it wouldn’t reconnect. Rebooted computer restarted Moonraker and klipper. Only thing I changed was the serial connection from USB to uart to see if it would connect by some chance then changed it back in my printer config. Only thing that I thought was strange is it had rocks in the update menu instead of klipper
Right now - don’t touch MCU firmware, you should update it only after you will fix issue with USB connection, so klipper will see that serial port.
Most probably your USB connection stop working and in same time you did update klipper.
Klipper updates don’t have any impact on USB connection, serial port is visible in your machine or not, klipper “host” don’t have any influence on that.
You should check presence of serial port by executing shell command ls /dev/serial/by-id/*
if it’s not there check USB devices present in the system by executing command lsusb -l
P.S. in that moment you printer should be turned-on.
I finally got it going unfortunately it was before I got your last message . I did notice the extra zero in the serial id that you mentioned and my best guess is that is what the issue was although I’m not sure how that extra zero had gotten entered in the first place since I had not had to do any changes to the config file recently.
What I ended up doing is I reflashed the printer board and it was after that I noticed your reply.
I greatly appreciate the time you took to help me in this.