Firmware package 3.2beta1 released

dc42

I presume you are running RRF in CNC mode, as you are talking about needing to change the maximum speed in order to achieve a short slow move.

It appears to me that the fundamental problem is that when you move from e.g. -90 to +90 degrees, and it is a milling move, the G1 command does not provide a mechanism to specify the direction of movement. I could add a parameter to specify that; but perhaps that has been done in some Gcode variant already.

dc42

I've done some research, and it appears to me that in CNC mode it's normal to let the coordinates go on growing. So when at position A355, instead of sending G1 A1 you would send G1 A357. Eventually the numbers get too big and a reset is needed, typically using G92. Some controllers reset automatically if you switch into relative movement mode using G91.

dc42

@arhi said in Firmware package 3.2beta1 released:

@dc42 I know I'm being PITA but I have to and I apologize

It is impossible to figure out what are the branches of each project required to make a certain build. The BuildInstructions.md is not very up2date. So it would be cool if you could, for e.g. in these forum release posts, add info on what branch of each project goes into this release :). Ideally adding a same TAG as release on each product would be awesome

BuildInstructions.md was updated a week ago. https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/blob/v3.02-dev/BuildInstructions.md

All the projects that make up RRF 3.2beta1 are now tagged, except for DuetWiFiSocketServer.

arhi

@dc42 awesome!!! I missed the buildinstruction update, was looking at the wrong branch .. but tags are awesome thanks

dc42

Yes, it's a problem that project-wide files such as WhatsNew.md and BuildInstructions.md exist on so many different branches, it makes it hard to find the latest one.

jay_s_uk

@dc42 could the be moved to their own branch? Or maybe to a wiki for the repo so they aren't branch dependant?

dc42

@jay_s_uk said in Firmware package 3.2beta1 released:

@dc42 could the be moved to their own branch? Or maybe to a wiki for the repo so they aren't branch dependant?

Yes, moving them to a wiki would be a good solution I think.

arhi

@dc42 Yes, WIKI, either on github or duet3d.dozuki would be awesome ... dunno how many ppl build their own firmware but ..

jay_s_uk

@arhi I tried to build it once.... Gave up

arhi

@jay_s_uk said in Firmware package 3.2beta1 released:

@arhi I tried to build it once.... Gave up

I built it few times so far, setting up env on mac is super easy .. on windows I gave up as it was interfering with my other stuff .. but I had issues with getting proper versions of all sub-projects... anyhow once you get over that it's rather easy ... much more important part is actually understanding the code and making use of ability to compile it

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A Former User

This is what i get for a Maestro Board 3.1.1 running -> 3.2beta1 DuetMaestroFirmware.bin

Veti

@Nellor

this is a topic about 3.2

please read the documentaiton. you need to update to 3.0 first.

A Former User

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Veti

then you should have downloaded https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releases/download/3.0/DuetMaestroIAP.bin from 3.0

A Former User

As everything worked so far without any problems (considering that I'm a normal end-user)
this should covered somehow different - nevertheless thank you for the friendly hint.

Veti

how did you update to 3.1.1? through bossa?

its written in the release notes for 3.1.1
https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releases/tag/3.1.1

A Former User

@Veti
Search for another person to fight with... this is not my level...

Veti

@A-Former-User said in Firmware package 3.2beta1 released:

Search for another person to fight with... this is not my level...

sorry if i offended you. that was not my intention.