arekm
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Prusa firmware (or generic marlin?) has this nicely solved. You can adjust Z offset (z probe height in repetier terms) from LCD, while print is in progress, and that will be saved into EEPROM. Really nice. Current repetier way (editing eeprom via …
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So simple. Thanks! (There is even a plugin for octoprint for EEPROM edits)
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Reported on github https://github.com/repetier/Repetier-Firmware/issues/1085 with bisect.
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(testing od todays 1.0.0dev btw)
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@Repetier: could repetier host show stack trace on crash? Probably that's possible with NET somehow. On Linux such behaviour (seeing stack trace) is common (kde apps doing that for example) but not windows. Maybe that would allow easier tracking of …
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Brave people could tryhttp://danielkawakami.blogspot.com/2015/04/new-intel-hd-graphics-test-driver.html orhttp://danielkawakami.blogspot.com/2014/08/gma-4500-series-feature-pack-for.html (requires disabling signing checks etc)
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Ok, in features, too: Y offsetZ_PROBE_X_OFFSET
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Thanks. Noticed a bug, "general" tab, dimensions: Z min positionX_MIN_POS ^^^^ Uses invalid variable name
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I've tried various drivers and finally one worked (from dell site I think, even if my laptop is thinkpad). That required forcing using these other drivers and sometimes even forcing windows to accept unsigned drivers (since I had to modify *.inf fil…
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Windows 10. Anyway the problem was in Intel driver. Reinstalling these to different version fixed the problem. Apparently some switchable drivers can cause such mess (and my laptop has switchable graphics).