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A ready-to-use replacement image for Sovol's KlipperScreen can be downloaded at:
https://github.com/torte71/mksklipad50-klipper-images/releases/tag/v25.5.0-trunk.87-01
(Extract it using 7zip - or use Etcher, it can directly write .img.xz files.)
It is based on a recent Armbian Bookworm for the MKS-Klipad50 (v25.5.0-trunk.87-bookworm-minimal):
https://github.com/armbian/community/releases/download/25.5.0-trunk.87/Armbian_community_25.5.0-trunk.87_Mksklipad50_bookworm_current_6.12.15_minimal.img.xz
Please note that the printer itself ("mcu") needs to be updated as well (not just the KlipperScreen), otherwise it will complain about an outdated klipper version on the mcu and not be able to print. For convenience, there is a ready compiled klipper0120439.bin in the image (which you can easily access directly after flashing, it's located in the root of the eMMC/USB-stick).
If you have an eMMC adapter, you can use these guides to flash the image:
- Complete backup and restore with eMMC adapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrC8zaVCHys
- Flash with eMMC adapter: https://github.com/Sovol3d/SOVOL_KLIPAD50_SYSTEM
If you don't have that adapter, you can follow these guides for flashing using USB-sticks:
- Flash using one USB-stick: https://github.com/TomasOlsson/BrickedSv07-Sv07Plus
- Flash using two USB-sticks(*): https://github.com/vasyl83/SV07update
(*) Vasyl's version allows creating a full backup before overwriting the original eMMC:
Just follow its step to point 6 "Flashing the image onto EMMC" and switch the source ("if=") and destination ("of="),
so it reads dd of=backup.img if=/dev/mmcblk1 status=progress
.
Instructions for updating the "klipper0120439.bin" can be found on the Updating Klipper page.
The image was created as described here: Rebuilding on Armbian-mainline v25.5 (MKS-KLIPAD50)
Contents of the image:
- MKS-Klipad50 image (Armbian_community_25.5.0-trunk.87_Mksklipad50_bookworm_current_6.12.15_minimal.img.xz)
- Default Klipper install: KIAUH, Klipper (v0.12.0-439-g1fc6d214), Moonraker (v0.9.3-59-g62051108), Mainsail (v2.13.2), Fluidd (v1.32.3), KlipperScreen (v0.4.5-50-ge71fe755), Crowsnest (v4.1.11-1-g87669ccd), G-Code-Shell-Command
- Numpy for input shaper (see Vasyl's guide)
- Makerbase/Sovol additions: makerbase-beep-service, makerbase-automount-service, makerbase-soft-shutdown-service, Powerloss recovery/plr-klipper
- Sovol's printer.cfg for SV06 with following changes:
- Removed deprecated option "accel_to_decel" to avoid warning
- Included "BEEP" gcode and shell command
- Screen rotation (portrait mode)
- g-code-macro "BEEP" (already added to printer.cfg)
- Packages and files of the Makerbase/Sovol additions can be found in "/root/sovolize" for easy install/deinstall using dpkg.
The sources for these packages can be found in "/root/sovolize/sources/"
- Password for user "root":
makerbase
- Password for user "mks":
makerbase
- Location/Timezone: UTC
To change the timezone, execute sudo armbian-config
and select "Personal" and then "Timezone" (or use sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata
).
If you flash the ready image to an eMMC card bigger than 8GB, it will still only use the first 8GB of that card, the rest is unused.
To expand the filesystem that it uses the full size of the eMMC card:
- Log into the device using ssh/putty
- Execute
sudo /usr/lib/armbian/armbian-resize-filesystem
The language has to be changed in KlipperScreen, Mainsail and Fluidd separately.
The image comes with a printer.cfg for the (non-plus) SV06. You need to replace it with a version for your printer model.
(Using the unmodified image on SV07 printers will show warnings about temperatur sensors. These will go away once you've replaced the printer.cfg with a correct version for your printer.)
Thanks to all who helped testing, bug chasing and documenting. Special thanks to Vasyl Gontar for his support and of course to Maxim Medvedev for his work re-creating the build-system for the Makerbase boards.