Creality K1 K1 Max root access Use Prusa slicer, Klipper, Fluidd, Moonraker like a normal 3D printe

Creality open source launch: Firmware and Fluidd package download: MobaXterm download: My testing Prusa Slicer profile with all 3 fans activated: Aurora Tech Channel: My 3D Printer Recommendation List with 7 Printers out of Almost 100 Machines I Have Ever Tested: Detailed instructions for Linux commands: 1. Login: username: root password: creality_2023 2. List the files and the current location (optional): ls -l (to list the files) pwd (show the current path) 3. Copy the Fluidd web interface package: Copy "fluidd.sh" (install script) and "fluidd.tar" (package files) to "/usr/data" on the machine by dragging the files from your machine to the file manager on the right side of MobaXterm 4. Make the install script executable: cd /usr/data (to change to the directory of the files) ls -l (list the files) chmod +x fluidd.sh (make the install script executeable) 5. Run the script to install Fluidd: ./fluidd.sh install (Alternatively, you can type the full path: "/usr/data/fluidd.sh install" as shown in the video.) Affiliate links: Buy Creality K1 Max for $809. MSRP: $899 Remember to sign up as a member before checkout to save 5% Buy K1 Max from Amazon: Buy Creality K1 for $539: MSRP: $599 Remember to sign up as a member before checkout to save 5%