High Cpu usage after Update check
The last couple of checks with the Update Manager has left the Raspberry Pi CPU usage high. Usually during a check it does go high but then settles down after it is done checking. Now it stays high and will not come back down unless I reboot the Pi. I can provide logs as needed and run some commands if told what to do but I am no Linus expert to figure this out myself. Fluidd chart attached
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fluidd?
How did you install fluidd?
with Kiauh. Rarely use is but I do like some options shuch as the system load and it automatically finding all the macros.
Kiauh fucks up everything
That's probably the cause.
When you use that to install fluid it wrecks the entire nginx configuration.
Rarely use is but I do like some options shuch as the system load and it automatically finding all the macros.Mainsail does that too. doesn't show you a graph for the system utilization but it shows you the numbers. You control which macros to show in the settings panel in mainsail (where all macros are available) You can put them into nice groups etc instead of all of it just being bundled together.
So....how to troubleshoot? or just start over. All my changes are in one config file I can copy and paste
It would take a long time to explain how to recover, reflashing is a lot easier yes
NP Thx. Re- installed. Back up and running. (always easier the second time around) So now I understand that KIAUH is a problem. One other area that I used Fluidd for was the Gcode viewer. I almost always have problems with the Mainsail viewer and the Fluid one, while simpler, always works for me. Any other Aps that I should watch out for; such as; Klipper Backup, Pretty Gcode, etc? For now I will mark this issue as fixed.. Thx again....
I'm not familiar with any of those, but you can run the hosted version of fluidd, it's allowed in moonraker.conf by default on RatOS
fluidd
The Klipper web interface for managing your 3d printer
https://github.com/Staubgeborener/klipper-backup; https://github.com/Kragrathea/pgcode
Not sure what you mean by Hosted Version of Fluidd. Do you mean host on the PI but just done install with KIAUH, or host on some other computer?
GitHub
GitHub - Kragrathea/pgcode
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Click the link 🙂
It’s “hosted” as in you don’t need to install it, all of it runs entirely in your browser anyway. Just connect to your printer.
I did click the link but I was not able to find a URL that worked. tried direct IP address and ratos.local. I added my desktop IP to trusted clients. Ratos.local/server/info data attached for diagnostics I must be missing something simple....I just don't know what it is.
Mainsail
Mainsail is the popular web interface for Klipper.
@abcurrie You can make it work by disabling
block insecure private network requests (use chrome://flags/#block-insecure-private-network-requests) but that's kinda there for a reason. Alternatively you'd have to set up SSL on the pi. Not sure where fluidd's requests require this when mainsail's don't.