Flashed the wrong board in the configurator, how to remove it?
During setup of RatOS V2.1, I ended up flashing my BTT MMB board instead of my EBB 42 toolboard (which took a lot of troubleshooting to figure out but we got it), but now if both board are plugged in I get the ADC out of range error because the MMB is being recognized and not the EBB 42. Anyone got any tips on how to re-flash the MMB or change the device id on it? I have enough issues with just trying to manually flash a board on my own let alone figure out how to fix this issue.
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Once again, Mikl, you are the man. I renamed it per your instructions and all is good in 3D printer world once more. Thank you! Anything you can do to keep the likes of me from gettting balled up, I'm all for.
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Just follow the mmb manual and make sure the custom usb id option doesn’t have “ebb42-12-t0” in it.
I tried to reflash it by following the manual but must be doing something wrong. Here's a screenshot of what I'm seeing.
I tried to re-flash with the ebb 42 powered down and this is what it did. Do both boards have the same id?
I'm not referring to the product/vendor id, those are always 1d50:614e for klipper. It's the serial id, you fix that in
make menuconfig before you compile the firmware.
alternatively you can uncheck it, and give it your own serial, ie "btt-mmb"
This is what's causing you problems
alternatively, just run
make distclean before following the guide in the MMB manual to compile the firmware and flash the board.
Maybe i should do that as part of the flash scripts so you can't mess it up like this when manually compiling firmwareSolution
Once again, Mikl, you are the man. I renamed it per your instructions and all is good in 3D printer world once more. Thank you! Anything you can do to keep the likes of me from gettting balled up, I'm all for.
Appreciate it 🙏