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@TDK said in How to run gcode commands remotely on a Duet3 + RPi?:

Running sudo /opt/dsf/bin/CodeConsole from the console seems to work.

they've started moving away from running as root so wasn't sure if that applied to CodeConsole or not.

you can also pipe commands for a one off echo M114 | sudo /opt/dsf/bin/CodeConsole
(edit: you could also run the whole thing securely over ssh from another host as single command ssh pi@printer_ip "echo M114 | sudo /opt/dsf/bin/CodeConsole" (use with public key in authorized_keys (ssh-keygen and ssh-copy-id pi@printer_ip) and specify ssh -t or set up sudo on the remote host to not require password for the command in question))

@nhof said in G2/G3 arcs with R parameter traverse the longer of the two arcs:

Now we just wait for radius mode to be fixed.

Should be fixed in 3.2beta 2 released yesterday.

The segment size used to approximate arcs varies according to the requested speed. The slower speeds typically used by CNC machine Gcode give rise to smaller segments.

Is the segment size chosen by RRF causing a problem on the job you are running?

@Phaedrux said in Message "Error: Homing failed" even though homing worked:

@TDK said in Message "Error: Homing failed" even though homing worked:

Same goes for if it only homes 1 or 2 axis in homeall it will then call the homing file of whatever axis is not yet homed.

Well at least I'm sure this part is correct. I extrapolated to it homing all axis if the file was empty. I'll have to do some testing.

If I put only M98 P"homex.g" in the homeall.g file, then it does home the Y and Z axes after the X. So it seems you need to home at least something. And in this case, no error message is generated.

I guess this scheme makes sense if you want to combine X and Y homing into one operation in homeall.g, but then don't want to duplicate the homez.g code.

@TDK said in M584 won't swap X/Y motor axes:

3.01-RC9

Update your firmware to 3.1.1 too to avoid getting bitten by bugs.

Yes. Sorry about that. We'll do our best to make the turn around as painless as possible.

If you upload the zip file instead of just the binary, that should work. The zip file includes the IAP.