New SD Card Creation
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It should be here:
https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releasesDuetWebControl-SD.zip - the one appropriate for your release.
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Thank you, greatly appreciated.
Put those files in but have not got a webpage.
Obviously missing something somewhere. -
To be sure, you used this guide?
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/SD_Card -
This is what I have in my Sys directory
Yes I did follow it......
Regards,
Paul -
ok. so you have a sys directory on the root of the sd card.
now you need another directory called www - also on the root - and unpack the DuetWebControl-SD.zip into it. -
Yep, have already done that.
Appreciate the assistance, btw.
P.
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Network connection has not fired up again.
Same problem I have had for the last 2 years since I bought the board new.Needs a little time to warm itself up I think / hope.
Cannot wait to get a Duet3 Mini 5.....
Regards,
Paul -
Ok. So to make sure we are on the same page.
You have a new SD card.
It's formatted either to FAT16 (for 4GB or lower) or FAT32 (for above 4GB but below 32GB).
It's formatted for 512 byte sectors and either 64kb or 32kb sectors (fat16 or fat32 respectively).
You did a full format and not a quick format.And you still aren't getting anywhere.
Correct?
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Always full format use SD Card Formatter as per Wiki.
As I said, there has been an underlying problem with the network connection on this board, I have posted about it numerous times.
Funny that the Pi can use the cable that the Duet cannot use.I was running Klipper on this board as I got really miffed with this network issue and it worked well, until I asked how to do a 4 point mesh to align rails on the CoreXY and was told to jog on.
So back to RRF where the support is good!
P.
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Interesting. Did you try to troubleshoot networking via YAT and usb connection?
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Network is up now. As I said, just takes it an age for the network to load / warm up
Now I need to try and pull all of my macros in and get back to where I was!
Thanks again.
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Good luck
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I wonder if the wifi module needs a touch-up on the soldering. Sounds like maybe a cold joint.
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@Phaedrux I have been thinking about that also. It is a Duet2 Ethernet.
I have a spare ethernet board, Just need to plan a time to fit it!P.
