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    • briangilbertundefined
      briangilbert
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      If I want to make a visually customized version of the web interface, how do I create my own .bin file for use with the DuetWiFi firmware?

      Co-creator of the Zesty Nimble direct drive extruder

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      • dc42undefined
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        There is a Windows script for building DuetWebControl.bin at https://github.com/dc42/DuetWebControl/tree/master/scripts. It uses 7-zip and mkspiffs so you need to install those first.

        Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
        Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
        http://www.escher3d.com, https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com

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        • mhackneyundefined
          mhackney
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          I have created a .sh shell script that will run on OS X or Linux and I plan to submit to David to add but I am having a constant disconnect problem (but that is also happening with the official DWC.bin too) so I am not sure if my built .bin works because I haven't been able to test it. PM or email me and I'll send it to you if you'd like to test. I have extracted all the files from my .bin and compared to an extract from David's and the files are all there in the proper places and I checked the contents of the concatenated .js and .css files too so I feel reasonably confident it should work.

          My 3D Printing blog: http://www.sublimelayers.com
          Coming this summer: "3D Printing Strategies - the art of perfecting your designs and prints"

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          • mhackneyundefined
            mhackney
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            The linux/OS X version also uses gzip (installed on both OSes by default) and mkspiffs which I describe where to get and install in /etc.

            My 3D Printing blog: http://www.sublimelayers.com
            Coming this summer: "3D Printing Strategies - the art of perfecting your designs and prints"

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