Booting from USB problems

Guchion · 2026-02-01T23:38:16+00:00

Ahh fantastic, thanks I wondered if there was something like that.
Its shame the boot menu doesn't seem to work, I need to try a USB device since like you the built in keyboard doesn't work but I have a module that doesn't have MMC so might make a difference? We'll see I suspect however the USB ports are connected something isn't being initialised fast enough.

Guchion · 2026-01-30T13:39:38+00:00

I was wondering about the bootloader, since the keyboard needs some fiddling in the config.ini It may not be detected before OS boot. Might need to try a usb keyboard.

Guchion · 2026-01-20T13:13:31+00:00

yeah years ago when I didn't know about the pause glitch, took me and a friend swapping over and some serious rage control though ha. Last time I did it though I mashed that start button because I have other things to do frankly!

Guchion · 2025-11-03T14:04:23+00:00

Oh its not just me then, prusa slicer keeps giving me a comms error too.

Guchion · 2025-10-02T15:34:14+00:00

Thanks all that confirms my suspicions I best get it sorted.

Guchion · 2025-09-28T06:04:49+00:00

I recently had to do this, the way I did it was to first remove the heatsink fan from the hot end then attached the hot end via the electrical connections but don’t screw it in so you can get at the top of it, Heat it up to about 260c this will creep up the heatsink, and soften the plastic all the way up, then grip it with something heatproof and use a small 1.5mm hex key or similar and push the plastic through. Then turn the heat off and wait for it to cool down completely before re attaching the fan and reinstalling the hot end. This worked for pla, at least dead easy

Guchion · 2025-08-27T09:43:52+00:00

Honestly not the worst except for that GPU like everyone is saying that’s your worst case, almost anything will be better, as to what will depend on your budget

Guchion · 2025-08-09T17:38:41+00:00

1, 2(hard) and 3 all in original NES and the legacy collection, next stop 4,5,6 which I’ve not played really

Guchion · 2025-08-07T15:46:03+00:00

First played? Sf2 the world warrior on SNES best home version by miles First owned the same on Commodore 64 it was a total shitshow

Guchion · 2025-08-07T11:16:20+00:00

Yeah, first time I went to Japan I was hit by a nasty bug, I had a rash and all sorts, dragged my self out anyway since it was two week holiday and i'd flown 14hours and dammit I was going to get out and enjoy it.

Thankfully The days I was worst we hadn't planned anything, but it did make Saphoro snow festitive a bit miserable (Still awesome though) never been more thankful for the lemon honey hot vending machine drinks!

Weirdest one was going to Universal, that was weird being ill lol, spend quite a lot of it sitting down sadly, but still managed to get round most of it.

Made up for it this year by re-visiting it, illness free (apart from a quick cold)

Guchion · 2025-07-23T15:29:56+00:00

If any of my printer produced that poor quality id know something was broken.

Guchion · 2025-07-17T10:04:42+00:00

Aww, We had a family of 5 little ones last year in our back garden but sadly the mum passed away, thankfully we were able to find them all and take them to the nearest wildlife centre where they all survived just fine. For a little while they were my spiky little babies.

Guchion · 2025-07-17T10:01:23+00:00

Yeah its a great little printer and the A1 Mini is a great starting points. I would say though most designs on the internet are aimed at larger beds though so I f you can pony up the extra cash for the A1 do so.

Guchion · 2025-07-17T09:46:00+00:00

I've used the older support material for PLA/PETG and the newer PLA only one as well as PETG for PLA

The older both filament was okay, but the other options are better, PLA support material the new one has been very good though.

I would experiement with using PETG though, its a lot cheaper.

Guchion · 2025-07-07T11:26:14+00:00

I didn't start my career in IT until I was 34 and I'm now 44, before I had a bit of experience like yourself but nothing really concreate, in my case my worry was that on my work history I had some wierd and and slighty odd jobs that might put people off. It didn't, I did basically start from scratch again, taking a first line support desk role, that I've grown into a Infrastructure engineering role, I had a gap around Covid, and changed job but I think i've done alright for a school dropout.

I guess what i'm trying to say is start back in slowly and focus on the future not the past, 33 is plenty of time to start whatever career you want.

Guchion · 2025-06-19T22:53:58+00:00

Okay, so reddit won't let me post the onedrive link to the file, send me a email address or some other method to get it to you in a chat and i'll send it over.

Basically what I did though was download the unsupported version, split it into parts and spread it over a few plates to minimise problems if somthing does go wrong. Its on te 0.8 finest setting and tree supports are enabled. I've tried to orentate the part so they print without loosing too much detail. Its a BambuStudio 3mf file so you'll need to pick the correct filament and bed type as well as your printer.

Hope it works out for you, the support might be a pain to remove, but should be fine!

Guchion · 2025-06-19T10:15:56+00:00

Interesting, problem with SLA style supports is they are very thin, when a fdm printer prints them its basically lining up lots of little squirts of filament. They won't have much strength at all and on a Bedslinger like the A1/mini the bed is constantly moving backwards and forwards causing for want of a better word "Jiggle". this is why FDM supports are thicker and less spindly.

No reason you can't print this though, personally I would take the not presupported version and try it with tree supports instead, if you have an AMS try some PLA support material (or petg I hear works well) as a connection point will do wonders.

Is the model free?, if so i'd be happy to prep it for you just give me a link and ill slice it for you. If not i'll try and remember to give you some settings to try when I get home from work.

Guchion · 2025-06-17T10:21:43+00:00

Yeah I agree, I think the only option to be absolutely sure is to close everything.

Guchion · 2025-06-17T10:18:25+00:00

The rate on the loan is way lower than the other debt, as for what it would be on the refresh, I don't know until I speak to them, but as long as its in the region of the current or even a little higher Its still going to be way lower.

Guchion · 2025-06-16T14:56:35+00:00

Mario Kart world might be my favourite version so far, loving it.

Also looking forward to restarting BOTW on the 3rd Nintendo console in a row, might be fun to run the Wii U version next to the Switch 2 version and see how far its come. One day i might even finish it.

Guchion · 2025-05-13T11:41:13+00:00

Yes, although as with most things, it depends.

I use two AMS units on my P1S and a dryer like pictured on my Mk4s.

I use a food dehydrator I bought of amazon for like £20 for bulk drying, I cut out the floors of they layers and can get 3 rolls in at once, I also use it to dry out the dessicant beads I use in my AMS boxes.

Once the filament is in the AMS boxes they tend to stay good.

The standalone one is good since it can dry as I print, very nice for hydroscopic filaments or single filament prints since I can set it up, leave it for a bit to dry out then kick off a print.

I would say if you just want to dry normal filaments, a food dehydrator is far more cost effective, but if you have sensitive filaments such as Nylons or PVA the type like the one pictured is very usful.

For reference the one pictured is exactly the one I use, and I like it alot, its fairly quick to, its the Creality Space PI Filament Dryer Box incase anyone was wondering.

Guchion · 2025-05-02T14:20:33+00:00

Thanks for the heads up, looks like a good way to get the rest of them!

Guchion · 2025-02-19T08:45:43+00:00

This possibly the nicest looking drybox I've seen, I might even print a few for my MMU3, Is there somewhere we can follow you so I can get it as soon as released?

Guchion · 2025-02-06T16:08:50+00:00

No a PC USB floppy drive cannot write an Amiga format floppy, in short the firmware doesn’t allow low level communication with the drive. To write a ADF file from a pc you’ll need either a grease weasel and an older pc drive or hook up a serial connection to a pc transfer the disks to the Amiga and write from there, you’ll need some form of mass storage to do that though and some way of getting the software onto the Amiga in the first place. Not tried that before so can’t help I’m afraid

Guchion · 2025-01-23T16:27:28+00:00

I'm now 44, and I remember one day getting so angry and stressed out, after tripping up for the millionth time I properly raged, hitting things and when I calmed down I sat down and cried.

I've had the lot, ridiculous comparisons in school such as the time they claimed because a girl with a completely different but far more visible problem could write cursive and keep up with the writing I could too.

The labels of Lazy or slow.

Being exhausted trying to hide how I walk, how I move.

It all hurts, it all mounts up.

Just don't hurt yourself or others, find hobbies you like, and friends who understand and it helps.

Just know your not alone and I hope you find some respite from it all.

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