With Balena Etcher, I received errors on a newly-built Macbook Pro (Sonoma 14.5). In the past, I found that some SD Card adapters don't work well with Mac. I tried three different ones with the same result. I switched to the more technical option of uncompressing the image and writing it directly to the USB device using dd I ended up uncompressing the xz file, then writing directly to the file with dd.
To uncompress the image (double check your filenames):
Any suggestions for homing errors?
Error during homing x: Communication timeout during homingThis occurs often for all three axis: x, y, and z. Only occasionally will it complete all the way.
I do not have a
/dev/serial/folder. I have repeated the steps from the beginning several times, but I must be doing something wrong.With Balena Etcher, I received errors on a newly-built Macbook Pro (Sonoma 14.5). In the past, I found that some SD Card adapters don't work well with Mac. I tried three different ones with the same result. I switched to the more technical option of uncompressing the image and writing it directly to the USB device using
ddI ended up uncompressing thexzfile, then writing directly to the file withdd.To uncompress the image (double check your filenames):
brew install xz #if neededxz -d CB1_Debian11_Klipper_kernel5.16_202300712.img.xzThat will leave you with:
CB1_Debian11_Klipper_kernel5.16_202300712.imgWARNING: You can ruin your primary drive with
dd. This is a decent guide:https://osxdaily.com/2015/06/05/copy-iso...
#Unmount the diskdiskutil unmountDisk /dev/[disk identifier]#Note the 'r' in /dev/r[disk identifier] belowdd if=CB1_Debian11_Klipper_kernel5.16_202300712.img of=/dev/r[disk identifier] bs=1m#This took ~4 minutes.