Read only files?
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What I did was call an additional file called custom_macros.cfg and do all
your custom stuff there.
I did the same with the eisny cfg for the same reason
…On Sun, Aug 20, 2023, 16:05 Brad Schwartz ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm new to Klipper and have used a template for the Prusa Mk3 to get
things set up.
I'm trying to copy the macros.cfg file and make a writeable copy but even
connecting to the filesystem and doing chmod 644 or 755 will not allow the
file to be writeable within the Klipper UI. It still stays read-only.
I was able to make a duplicate of the printer-template.cfg in the UI and
it is writeable. But, I'm unable to duplicate macros.cfg in the UI.
What am I missing?
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I tried making a new file in the terminal and it is still read only. Even though permissions are wide open 755 |
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Put it in the same folder as your printer.cfg
Just create a new folder there and add all your extra macros to it
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I tried making a new file in the terminal and it is still read only. Even
though permissions are wide open 755
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I'm new to Klipper and have used a template for the Prusa Mk3 to get things set up.
I'm trying to copy the macros.cfg file and make a writeable copy but even connecting to the filesystem and doing chmod 644 or 755 will not allow the file to be writeable within the Klipper UI. It still stays read-only.
I was able to make a duplicate of the printer-template.cfg in the UI and it is writeable. But, I'm unable to duplicate macros.cfg in the UI.
What am I missing?
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