So I successfully added the printer (w/ lan view and dev mode selected), but now bambu studio can't see it.
Do I have to use a different slicer (Orca) now ?
All I have is 3mf files (from bambu studio), and it won't let me print those. My work flow is all messed up.
Did I miss a step?
EDIT ============
Looks like orca doesn't officially support the X2D, so I'm gonna have to revert back to using the bambu cloud
Can I add a printer while it's printing?
And i'm up and running!
i came back to say i fingered it out. i had to sudo chmod, and then i was able to run install.sh
I didn't see Mint in the list of compatible OS's, but since it's based on Ubuntu, I assumed it would be okay. Is that an incorrect assumption?
BTW, the time limit on editing a post is arbitarrary and absurd. I don't see the point at all...
OS: Linux Mint 22.3, updated to latest packages (installed 10 minutes ago).
Intel NUC:
I'm trying to do a native install with this command:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maziggy/bambuddy/main/install/install.sh -o install.sh && chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh
I get this error:
curl: (23) Failure writing output to destination
So I tried the same command with sudo, and got this error:
chmod: changing permissions of 'install.sh': Operation not permitted
I'm at the very edge of my linux trouble-shooting abilities.
@MartinNYHC - Yeah, I definitely will be doing that sometime this week.
@MartinNYHC - I see the app is written with React. I'm about to retire from a React position (it's a forensic drug test system for the DoD). I might be able to contribute to your project. I would also be willing to help out with the documentation. I've been a programmer for about 45 years, and have been doing react for the last three years.
I'm gonna setup a NUC sometime this week and install BamBuddy to see what's what. I'm just running a couple of Bambu printers as a hobby as opposed to running a commercial print farm.
A small nit, but I'm a programmer and precision in speech is a thing with me.
There are no SD card slots on my printers (H2S and X2D). There is a USB plug for a thumb drive, but that's it.
You should change any verbiage that mention's a SD Card/slot to be something like "printer-connected storage".