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Updated Piper integration five days ago. Backups exploded from ~630MB to ~1.6GB.

Checked the archive, and the entire change was due to Piper going from 57KB in the backup to 950KB.

Two questions:

1. Has anyone else seen a similar increase in the backup space used for Piper?
2. Is there any downside to excluding Piper and Whisper from my automatic backups?

I do typically take a backup prior to updating apps/add-ons, but I wasn’t sure if I need to include these in my backups to avoid losing configuration info.

INDX FE scheduled to arrive tomorrow, so I’m tempted to start the disassembly tonight to prepare, but wondering if any other early adopters have parts they needed to print during the install?

I do still have an MK4 that’s working fine, but since my C1 is significantly faster, I figured I’d see if there’s anything I may want to go ahead and print spares of?

Any must-haves?

Not sure if my use qualifies as a sleeper, but recently picked up a 7080 MT to use as a NAS with Unraid.

I’ve got a 4Tb HDD in the 3.5” slot above the optical drive, a SATA SSD in one of the two 2.5” bays, and two more 4TB HDDs in a printed cage mounted to the front of the case.

The only PCI card I’m using currently is an HBA card for the three HDDs.

The challenge I’m running into is heat. CPU runs nice and cool (39c), but when running things like parity check, the drives are hitting the low 50s sustained.

I know that’s technically within the operating temp, but wondering if I should be look

My main Home Assistant instance is dead, the victim of a Kingston SSD whose firmware appears to have been corrupted (the apparently infamous SATAFIRM S11 issue).

I still have the secondary drive, which may have data I can recover (my setup was on Proxmox so it depends on where I stored what data, which I can’t recall at the moment).

It’s not the end of the world, but very inconvenient to be sure.

Lesson learned, it’s not enough to have automated backups of HA. Those backups need to be in a different machine, and penalty should be duplicated offsite.

Not a great day. At all.

The one ray of sunshine is that I had already set up a second HA instance to experiment with Z2M, and had a few

Did a search to see if I could find relevant posts, but didn’t find the specific answer I’m looking for.

Trying to understand whether the sleep tracking of a device (in my case, FR 965) will only work during the sleep window configured in settings.

For example, if I have sleep schedule configured from 10pm-7am, and I don’t get to sleep until 11pm, but sleep until 8am, would my device track the full sleep, or just the portion up until the end of the sleep schedule at 7am?

Assuming that tracking only works during the configured schedule, Is there any downside to deliberately making the schedule window wide enough to aconite normal variations in sleep/wake times?

And yes, I am aware that

Pretty much the title. Got my Core One+ (assembled) last Friday, and I've tried to pay attention to the vent position at the start of a print, and it seems like the printer is closing the vent at the beginning of a print, even after I've opened it manually during a print (I saw a reply to a different thread on Core One L from Tommy saying that the printer has a memory of the last position, but not clear if that's only a Core One L thing).

Thankfully, I'm not seeing any issues with prints, but with my MK4 in the official enclosure I typically leave the doors open for PLA and sometimes PETG to avoid the chamber getting too warm.

Just trying to verify the expected behavior. My understanding w

Basically the title. Have tried multiple times to set up the Buddy3D Cam with my new Core One+, but so far not having much luck.

I first struggled with getting the QR code to show up, and finally realized that was because the Core One was not connected to Prusa Connect because I'd forgotten to give it a reserved DHCP address, and it changed addresses on me.

Once I fixed that, I could pull up the QR code to show the camera in the Prusa Connect app, and the camera said "QR Code Scanned." and "Stop scanning QR code." and then nothing. No chime, no other indication of success. But if I restart the camera, or power the printer off and back on, the camera does say "WiFi connection successful."

Will be racing my first 5k tomorrow. Basically all my training has been sidewalk/asphalt path/road, and I run in New Balance Fresh Foam X Kaiha Road shoes.

Didn’t think about the course until I walked it yesterday…the race is cross-country and mostly grass, with significant hills, including some side-slope portions.

Given that my running shoes don’t have much lateral support, I’m considering switching to a pair of trail shoes I have, but those are way cheaper (Costco buy, but they are Adidas, not an off brand) and don’t have a lot of padding.

Am I overthinking? Should I stick with my running shoes?

Course may be a bit muddy, given rain overnight, if that matters.