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@@ -17,19 +17,32 @@ And follow the instructions:
>UNPLUG PRINTER FROM USB >UNPLUG PRINTER FROM USB
>Enter the name for new printer/instance: >Enter the name for new printer/instance:
>printer01 >*printer01*
>Port on which this instance will run (ENTER will increment last value in /etc/octoprint_ports): >Port on which this instance will run (ENTER will increment last value in /etc/octoprint_ports):
>Selected port is: 5000 >Selected port is: 5000
>Octoprint Daemon User [paul]: >Octoprint Daemon User [paul]:
>Octoprint Daemon Path [/home/paul/OctoPrint/venv/bin/octoprint]: >Octoprint Daemon Path [/home/paul/OctoPrint/venv/bin/octoprint]:
>Octoprint Config Path [/home/paul/]: >Octoprint Config Path [/home/paul/]:
>Auto-detect printer serial number for udev entry?y >Auto-detect printer serial number for udev entry?*y*
>Plug your printer in via USB now (detection time-out in 2 min) >Plug your printer in via USB now (detection time-out in 2 min)
>Serial number detected as: AL03M8MG >Serial number detected as: AL03M8MG
>Octoprint instance template base folder [/home/paul/.octoprint]: >Octoprint instance template base folder [/home/paul/.octoprint]:
>Do you want to proceed? y >Do you want to proceed? *y*
This will do the following:
1. Copy everything in ~/.octoprint to ~/.printer01 with modifications
2. Update udev rules so this printer will always be at port /dev/octo_printer01
3. Create, start, and enable the service printer01 to control that octoprint instance.