īoards_dir = buildroot/share/PlatformIO/boardsĮxtra_scripts = pre:buildroot/share/PlatformIO/scripts/common-cxxflags. This didn't work for me :| I definitely prefer to use an updated Marlin if possible. I changed the TMCStepper line to take BigTreeTech source. Bit of a nuisance that, but hey, that's the price of being a pioneer -) But frankly my dear, who cares for RGB lighting on their 3D printer anyway. I might put it up on Github later this week, in case anybody's interested (username: jhalfmoon).Īn other thing to note: Bigtree also uses a slightly customized version of the Adafruit Neopixel library, so you can't just use the upstream version of that either. I've taken a third route: I've carved out the Bigtree changes as a patch and applied it to upstream TMCStepper and Marlin source, so that I don't depend on Bigtree for maintenance anymore. I have tried uninstalling, reinstalling Leapfrog Connect, uninstall/reinstalling the drivers, Disabling Windows Firewall and Trend Micro Virus protection and adding. My Leap Frog Leapster Explorer is not being recognised by my PC which is running Windows 7.

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LeapFrogConnect.exe is usually located in the C:Program FilesLeapFrogLeapFrog Connect folder. LeapFrogConnect.exe is digitally signed by LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc. The fix is to either use the Bigtree source, or modify the vanilla Marlin project to use the Bigtree TMCStepper library. Leap Frog Leapster Explorer is not being recognised by my PC which is running Windows 7. LeapFrogConnect.exes description is ' LeapFrog Connect Application '. If you build and flash vanilla Marlin to the SKR (E3 mini in my case), it will give you the TMC Connection error. Turns out the Bigtree Marlin source uses a slightly customized version of v0.4.5 the TMCStepper library, whereas 'vanilla' Marlin 2.0.x (currently, date 20191018 ) uses 0.5.0 see platform.ini in the project root.

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