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A pi image with Klipper, Moonraker and Fluidd pre-installed.

This repository contains the necessary code to generate the distribution from an existing Raspberry Pi OS lite distro image.

⚠️ WARNING⚠️

FluiddPI is not under active maintenance and we’ve had reports from users finding issues while using it.

As such, our recommendation is that youdo not use FluiddPI, and instead useKIAUH to install Fluidd.

You can download the latest releasehere.

Older releases can be foundhere.

1. Download the image as per above and install on an sdcard like you would any other Raspberry pi image.
2. Optionally, if you require WiFi, configure by editing thefluiddpi-wpa-supplicant.txt on the root of the sd card - whilst it is still connected to your computer.
3. Boot your Pi from the new sd card.
4. Log into your Pi via SSH (located atfluiddpi.local). Default username ispi and password israspberry.
5. Best practice would have you;
   • sudo apt-get update
   • sudo apt-get upgrade
   • sudo raspi-config
     • Change your password
     • Define your timezone via 'Localization Options'
     • Optionally Change your hostname
6. Reboot.

Fluidd will be available athttp://fluiddpi.local - and will present an error about a missingprinter.cfg file.

Please ensure yourprinter.cfg is configured correctly for Fluidd, see the fluidd docshere. Once this is complete, you can now progress with your standard printer setup.

Regular users of FluiddPI shouldnot need to follow any of these steps. This isfor those that wish to compile their own image and / or help in the developmentof this project.

Recommended environment is Ubuntu or similar, with docker and docker-compose installed.

• bash
• git
• docker
• docker-compose
• qemu-arm-static
• QEMU for emulation
• around ~5gb free space

# Packages for Ubuntu 18.04/20.04# Dekstop variants are known to cause issues during build due to snaps takeing up loop mounts **sudo apt-get install gawk make build-essential util-linux \qemu-user-static qemu-system-arm \git p7zip-full python3 curl

# To build;git clone https://github.com/fluidd-core/FluiddPI.gitcd FluiddPI/make build

# To test;# To exit emulation - Ctrl-a x./run.sh

# Other make options# Clean all previous build items except the source raspian imagemake clean# Clean up the source image and trigger a new downloadmake distclean

fluiddpi/  /emulation - Contains dependenciesfor emulation testing  /src/image - Contains our base Raspberry Pi OS image  /src/workspace - Created during build, and outputfor compiled images

FluiddPI wouldn't be possible without the hard work of Raymond Himle, Stefan Dejand the team behind CustomPiOS. Thank you!