Octoprint 2021: Easier Installation, Raspberry Pi 4b, Configuration and Plugins

[@PrintingPress3D]

i swear, you have the most informative 3d printing videos out there thank you

[@thomasfarin8677]

I just sat through your Octoprint video. Many people producing videos are not teachers. They don’t take the time to explain what they are about to do and why before going through steps on how to do it. You do. Great job. I spent 45 years in adult education. My first computer was an Apple II. I’ve been playing around with Raspberry Pi’s. I won’t buy a Canakit. I just went into my closet and pulled out two Raspberry Pi 4bs,, 2 power supplies and 2 Pi cameras. 3D printers are becoming my retirement hobby. Thank you for making this fun. My Voxelab Aquila just had its SD card reader die. You just showed me how to solve the problem. A Creality Ender V2 is on the way. I expect a week from now I’ll have both humming.. you just turned frustration into excitement. Thank you so much.

[@ShaunBurton]

in my research, while waiting for my printer to arrive, I stumbled onto this video. Let me start by saying, wow, you have provided ever so much information for me in this video. Thanks for the wealth of knowledge you have provided.

[@nicopalmucci1040]

I honestly don't need this guide at all but I stumbled on it while looking for something else. I skipped around a bit out of curiosity and I liked how you go into sometimes excessive detail for even minute things, like defining trivial stuff like what a plugin is. It's nice to see an exhaustive guide for people new to the hobby. I only got started about 6 months ago and I'm a pretty advanced user now, but I used to consider long-format videos on basic stuff like this an absolute godsend when I was still a beginner,

[@MakeWithTech]

Thanks. You are correct. My format is better suited for beginners. So I am hoping the market keeps growing and there are a lot of new users.

[@gregmills2227]

Perfect Video thankyou so much. I spent hours trying to get my Raspberry PI 4 working. Watched 4 videos prior to your tutorial all failed in my attempts to get it to work. But thanks to your video my Raspberry PI is now connected to my Ender 5 Pro. Keep up the great tutorials.

[@nunosilva6581]

I have Raspberry Pi 2 Working 100% with Octoprint. The software its just spectacular. Keep the good work

[@thatdude610]

Most complete vid on octoprint avaliable. Thank you! SUBSCRIBED

[@Dave-gf3kd]

One of, if not the best - educational videos - I have seen since entering 3D printing. Clear, concise, progresses from beginning to end. PHENOMINAL! Thanks Irv! I’ll be doing this….BECAUSE you made this video, and have explained and demonstrated it so well!

[@Dave-gf3kd]

I ordered a Canakit, and have almost everything working in a short amount of time, following this video. Excellent - thank you!

[@schoert09]

You are a life saver, the comment you gave regarding having the right USB cable turned out to be true in my case

[@jeffsram04]

Found this video and was finally able to set up my Raspberry Pi 4B without any issues. Was very easy to follow especially because it was explained in a step by step process. Worked with several windows open so I could pause the video then switch to complete each step. Once completed continued on and it all works as explained and shown. Great job in creating the video (without the expansive technical language that not everyone understands) and for helping me out. I am using a Raspberry Pi camera connected with a ribbon cable to the camera connection right on the board. Can't wait to discover all of OctoPrint capabilities. Keep up the great work.

[@johanwolbink1516]

Today I received my Ender 3 v2. With your video I am able to install the printer. You explain well with good examples. Thank you very much for this, great !!!

[@lindamuvic8110]

The key sequence is the same in Windows, Thanks for this extreamly 5hourough, and straight forward demo. Really helpful.

[@L3X369]

Thanks for talking about Octolapse, I didn't used it before just because I knew it creates lots of stringing

[@paulradford4100]

A great video as usual.. easy on the ears for people getting started.. It may be worth mentioning though, that for people who doesn't have good and fast Internet (not everyone does) you are able to download the recent octoprint image and import the image into the 'pi imager software" Also a safety message.. Some printers try to draw power from USB and plugging in may make the printer display light dimly. This is a dangerous situation that can harm your printer and in extreme circumstances destroy your USB bus, maybe even cause fire.. If you plug in your printer and it lights dimly, stop and look for the fix online - it's well documented. I had this issue and simply cut a section of the red wire (v++) from the USB cable and wrapped it in electrical tape. No more issue and a safe working environment..

[@RobYale54]

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[@chrisleggett1303]

Thank you Irv! I had just ordered a Canakit when I saw this video. Thanks to you, I am LOVING Octoprint. I am a teacher and I really like how you present. Great work! Thank you for sharing what you know.

[@kristofdb7139]

I am so glad i found this, after strugling to get my rpi4 configured for octoprint based on some web guides i found. You explain everything so calm and clear, you remind me of my math teacher 20years ago :) Thanks, you've got a new subscriber. Keep up the good work

[@MakeWithTech]

Thanks. I see myself as a teacher first and video creator second,

[@georgiaavianbender634]

Awesome video. In Octopi, having to print from Cura to the printer is alot better than having to put in an SD card all the time. Thanks for sharing.

[@josephmama9657]

Yo what up Irv? My dude! Thanks for all you do! Octoprint is my next project to perfect my process.

[@MathiasStreanderUnscripted]

Congratulations with 45k subs!!!! Keep making these super good videos!

[@luisfontana9070]

Great video. I could get everything up and running just fine. One thing though. First cover the plugings before send a print so we can monitor with the phone after because we cannot install plug-ins during the print

[@DrViiiii]

I usually never comment, but this was so helpful, I basically ended up buying and doing everything you mentioned in the video. Great tutorial, Thank you.

[@MakeWithTech]

Thank you for the kind words

[@EsotericArctos]

I love using Octoprint on my Pi, but I did add a touch screen to my Raspberry Pi running OctoScreen for when I am directly playing with the printer. It provides a nicer interface and a touch screen for the Ender5, but admittedly this is not necessary. Just a bit of an additional luxury. Your notes on the Power Supply are really important. The Raspberry Pi, even the newest ones, are quite sensitive to power supply quality

[@FEPLabsRadio]

You sir, are a freaking genius. Your bed leveling vid kept me from hammer adjusting the E3 v2. This was great info in here, hooking OP into Cura is awesome. Great info!

[@MakeWithTech]

Glad to help. Enjoy your new printer.

[@SolarWyndows]

Followed your instuctions and POW! it's up and running Thanks. although for only being 3 months old its amazing how the Rasberry Pi website changed.

[@Neptune730]

I have Octoprint and use it sometimes. Mainly just for the camera view. I don't like how it keeps my display on when I'm not using the printer. However now I plan on installing my PI into my printer and adding a power switch to kill it all at once. Thanks for the info on the plug-ins. A couple I didn't know about.

[@melackerman3890]

This was very informative. I have been wanting to use octoprint for some time but found it a bit daunting. This has given me the confidence to go forward. Thank you so much.

[@total_anomaly]

Thanks for walking me through this setup! Useful

[@mikek2824]

So far this video seemed to me to be the best and easiest way to fo this! Do you have a video for camera setups for timelapses?

[@scardoso95]

Love the new name!

[@johnweitl8012]

This is such an informative and well written video, everything is said with purpose. Thank you so much for this, helped me tons!

[@ahmedal-modaifea4457]

(joking) I demand Dr.Vax back, this is too different to my liking. For real though, I am glad that you are taking a step ahead with your channel, best of luck Doc. I am gonna confess, it is easier for me to watch your videos in x1.5, you sound just fine even at such higher speed. Otherwise, your videos are great for beginners!

[@garyliebrand3647]

Irv, Thank You for another interesting and knowledgable youtube video

[@mbarton98]

I used a canakit for astroberry to control telescopes and cameras for astrophotography. About to finish building a Prusa i3 and was wanting to learn more about Octoprint. Thanks for sharing.

[@MakeWithTech]

Very cool!

[@davidmaloney4860]

Thanks Irv. Perfect timing! Just updated my CR6SE to the community software v6 and the next thing on my list was to set up Octoprint on a RPi4. Follow the instructions and it worked perfectly. Only issue I had was that I had to try a second usb cable to connect to the Pi. Fortunately it did not blow up and worked! Only confusion I have is the naming of the Pi vs the Octoprint instance and the various user names and PW. It is working perfectly. Thanks for the very helpful instruction.

[@AstroSmoke.]

Hi Irv, with the vast majority of 3D printers you need to use USB isolators between your Pi and printer. Especially true if you use the ethernet connection on the Pi. Two reasons, one, a lot of the control boards pull voltage back through usb from the Pi, an isolator depending on type can limit current draw or stop this happening. Two, printer shorts or poor earthing, which is very common with the cheap printers. Voltage from 12v/24v/115v/220v can short to ground and track down the shield of the usb which will fry the Pi and peripherals and if connected by ethernet your whole house hold network. An example, this happened on Tripod's garage with a CR6SE recently.

[@MakeWithTech]

This is best practice

[@antone.henderson]

Great show. It is sad that another reference to the venerable VAX has gone but I can see the problem with the KZbin gremlins. Thanks for the enlightenment. Regards Tony PS long live the VAX

[@felsinferguson1125]

Improvement - At roughy 13:00-13:20-ish, when you're putting on the heat-sinks - "...there's nothing magical about that." "OK, now that I have the heat sinks on, and my SD card is all done..." How much time should we expect to pass during ""? 10 seconds? 10 minutes? An hour? 10 hours? 10 days? When do we start suspecting there's something not going right? As I type this, I'm roughly 20 minutes since hitting the "WRITE" button, and getting only sporadic updates of the progress bar, currently showing "writing... 34%", and hasn't moved for several minutes. Oops, I lie - just ticked to 36%... Point being, how long should the process be expected to take in real-world clock-time, versus "This chunk of the video is long and boring - chop it out of the final version" time?

[@jayjay6804]

Just ordered my canakit so I can follow this step by step instruction video which is so thorough and well presented. I have been waiting for one I felt confident in attempting. Thank you. I previously had inconsistent results using older versions of octoprint with an older pi.

[@MakeWithTech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mahmoudzaefi2958]

As Always, Awesome! Thanks alot. You explained this very well and simply. Good Luck :)

[@macvideo]

I have Octoprint running on RasPi 3, but also used the same RasPi as “general printing server”. I installed Cups, Samba and some other stuff to do a printing and scanning server. 😅

[@mightycain4725]

Just changed my octoprint set up. Changed from using a Pi 4 to to Pi Zero w so I can use the Pi 4 on a different project. The Pi Zero W seems to handle it ok abit slow at loading up once its loaded it runs fine but not tried with a camera yet.

[@woodwaker1]

The Pi Zero will not support a camera.

[@awschmittltd.9406]

@@woodwaker1 funny, I built a security camera with one... just need a different ribbon cable

[@woodwaker1]

@@awschmittltd.9406 Sorry, I was not clear in my comment. It has serious problems running Octoprint and a camera at the same time. The Pi Zero is a fine unit, but the power that is needed for a 3D printer the Pi 4 is so much better. I'm running Klipper and Fluidd - no Octoprint and the PI is the where all of the computing is done. It simply hands over the movement commands to the printer board.

[@andrewscarlett2225]

Hey Irv, I am trying to run octopi and a slicing software on a RP4. I don’t have a computer to remote into it with. I bought a nice 7” screen to go with the Pi. I’m not sure what I have have done wrong but I can’t get anything downloaded or installed. Do you have a video for a setup like there where I can maybe wipe my pi and start over?

[@MakeWithTech]

I do not. The rp4 is probably fast enough to use a slicer but the setup will be completely different.

[@andrewscarlett2225]

@@MakeWithTech thank you for your reply. I will try to do a bit more looking into how to run what I need. I’m guessing I need to just hard wire my pi to the printer and run a slicer that communicates to my printer. I’ve been doing the whole flash drive pass back and forth. It’s frustrating, haha

[@itsissyb6245]

Amazing, I loved this video! And we did learn something together. Keep making your videos I love them

[@Maxcoiner]

Good video. Very clear, informative and useful. Thanks!

[@bendavis9286]

Great video! You really do a good job of simplifying things to where they are easier to understand. Video pace is good to, I don't feel the need to constantly rewind. I'm new to 3D printing so it's a big help. For these reasons this page is high on the list of go to's for 3D printing.

[@EdGodoyPlana]

I installed the Raspberry Pi 4 with a webcam on my Ender 3v2 about 8 month ago using your suggestion on this KZbin video. I just purchased my second 3d printer an Ender 3 S1 Pro and it arrived yesterday afternoon. I am now in the process of installing it up and I wanted to add this printer and another Webcam to my Raspberry Pi 4. I have been looking online for installation instructions how to go about doing this and can’t seem to find one that specifically covers this. Any suggestions ? Thanks again for all your very informative KZbin videos!

[@MakeWithTech]

Unfortunately that is not something I have tried.

[@EdGodoyPlana]

@@MakeWithTech thanks again! I simply find all your videos extremely informative. I love your methodical teaching style! I will see what I find on the Internet! Thanks again!

[@baddan]

Could You share the configuration of your octolapse? (I don´t know how to configure the snapshot on the same position) Very thank you from Brazil

[@jeffstrains4014]

Great find! We have a Raised 3D Pro at work I am use to using, decided to move into 3D printing at home. Going with a Prusa in a Prusa box. I now see this is what Raised is using. Great printer and setup I just do not think it is worth the price for a desktop config.

[@Moneypit_Adventures]

Amazing video thank you for this. I'm brand new to 3D printing and am just getting started setting up a pi.

[@1999hondacivicdx]

thank you very much for your simple explanations and step by step procedures! It seemed like such a daunting task at first but you made it much easier! Great video and I found the sound to be just fine!

[@janicesmith6296]

thank you I'm up and running, best HELP ever! easy to understand and follow. I have computer to pi to printer and camera. now i want to eliminate my laptop and use only Pi and monitor.

[@danfarrik]

This video is just amazing. I was just considering looking into Octoprint and found this quickly. And now I don’t need to do any more research. You really covered everything I need. Thank you!

[@woodwaker1]

Good video on Octoprint. There are a lot of Pi cases that can be printed - a good project for your 3 D printer

[@pgehbauer]

Thanks for the info, very well done and I had no difficulty following the instructions. Did this twice, at work I found the network so slow, at home the Pi installer took less than 2 minutes. Great advice re setting up network settings, etc. during installation (to the SD card). Question: Is there anything that I need to do to a new Ender 6 aside from the USB connection? Should the power pin on the USB be disabled so that the cable is data-only? (I'll update the vendor-supplied image and screen layouts according to Creality first, if this is recommended.) Finally, I added the BLTouch devide to the Ender 6. Should I do both the BLTouch plug in on the printer and also on the PI? Or, could I rely on the Ender's bed levelling algorithm to do this task? Is the BLTouch plugin needed on the Pi for the Bed Visualizer on the Pi?

[@LunarburnStudio]

Helpful video, thankyou. Question: I have two octopi's (3B's) running and trying to set up two more that are pi4 with the 64 bit octopi, I can access via ssh but not through the browser either by .local or ip. Thoughts? (on a mac)

[@ripper9111]

Hi Irv. I really enjoy your videos. Everything works as you have instructed. I have a pi 4b and a 3.5" touch display that works via the GPIO interface and I was wondering if you would make a video of getting this working with Octodash. I have been trying to get this working for 1 year with no luck even after watching several other videos on the topic. It seems like it just won't work with the latest release of Octoprint/Raspian.

[@TabletopThoughts]

I just installed an OctoPrint onto my Ender 3 Pro. I bought a Canakit and followed your instructions. I found it easy to get up and running. Thank you for the video! A problem I have now is that the quality of my prints seems to be worse with the OctoPrint than using an SD card. Is this something that you have seen in the past? If so, would someone fix it?

[@MakeWithTech]

This is possible. It will depend on the speed of the raspberry pi you used, the speed of the connection to the printer, the printer control board (32 but vs 8 bit) etc.

[@TabletopThoughts]

@@MakeWithTechThanks for the quick reply. I am using a rPi 4b. How do you tell the printer control board type? I also have a webcam attached to the rPi. I am going to remove it to see if that is affecting the quality. Can you install an SD card and have the OctoPrint read/write to that as well? Thinking of work arounds...

[@MakeWithTech]

@@TabletopThoughts Well you should have plenty of Raspberry Pi power. The easiest way to check the CPU type is to check with the manufacturer. In addition, if you are running Marlin 2 you are probably on a 32-bit system. If you are using proprietary firmware it is likely 8bit and the control board might just be too slow.

[@qreaigh]

did you use the fan and heat sinks that came with the kit? are the necessary.

[@jesser9528]

Can you run raspberry pi OS and octoprint and the same SD card? If not can I put on different SD cards and they will work?

[@thomasgifkins9983]

Good Morning Irv! Thanks for the Great video! I now have my Raspberry Pi up and working thanks to your video! I do have a question. The Google Navigation Bar says the my Raspberry pi is not secure. When I go in to secure it I am not sure what I have to change to correct this situation. Perhaps there are more folks in my situation. I would appreciate any assistance that can be provided. Thank you!

[@HATipsByLarry]

It just means its not secure on your local network. Normally that's not a problem unless you have a hacker at home lol. Just don't open any ports on your router and you should be fine.

[@islandtime100]

This is the video I truly needed; thank you!

[@georgeshatz2114]

what camera are you using and ty for the help setting up my raspberry pi4 to octoprint. great videos as always

[@guywoodward9043]

Fantastic video! Thank you putting it together. Because I am a total newbie this made something confusing so clear.

[@kalonpyles5568]

I have a ras pi 400 and i was curious is there was a version that also had a desktop for keyboard controls?

[@horpicaable]

Thanks a lot Irv, great video!!!

[@plutonthedarkmystic]

One word: EXCELLENT!!!

[@chrishermitte7113]

Always appreciate the clear concise and friendly manner with which you cover various topics Irv! I followed your video for my first Rpi and worked seamlessly. Looking for information on what settings to change to set up a second Rpi? Any ideas/suggestions?

[@jwkooi]

Very nice video. I finally connected Octoprint and it is working!! (I have a newer version and some small things are different)

[@boham3]

Oh man I wish I found that video Earlier, I followed several other tutorials and none of my attempts ended with success

[@LucidFX.]

Hey Irv, I have been wanting to do this for ages but after 11 years of 3d printing and change in technology, and just got delivery of the jgmaker Artist-d pro and I think its time BUT, BUT, BUT... I have a spare 3b pi. I don't really want to buy the 4 if I can use the 3. Will that be OK? Also, have you tried it with the IDEX on JGMaker Artist-d? EDIT: I got it up and running yesterday, thanks to you, on the JDMaker Artist-D pro! I guess the trick now is to switch between the different modes (single, dual etc)

[@Levelupeachday]

what is the Gcode for the Bed Visualizer on your Cura?

[@amywhitaker3961]

Wish you would have showed hooking it up to the printer. I’m having so many issues trying to get it connected to the Ender 3Pro mother board. Oh well

[@zaxteh1]

Thanks a lot! really clear instructions and easy to follow!

[@EdGodoyPlana]

Great video! I am going to add a few of your suggested plugging! Thanks! Which webcam do you recommend? I have a Logitech C270 HD webcam but find that my resolution is not great! Also what do you use to mount you webcam on your Ender 3V2?

[@pherz3775]

Hi, Great job! I watched this video yesterday (and again today). I have ordered and rec'd my Canakit Starter pack. with Rasberry, etc. Now I am about to start setting it up to work with my Prusa MK3s+ with MMU2 Any further advice?

[@HATipsByLarry]

i would add another suggested plugin to his great list and that's PrintTimeGenius plugin. It gives you much more accurate print time estimates for your prints. Also UI Customizer is great for visually displaying the tabs and columns, also dashboard gives you very nice gauges to display your temps, fan speed, etc.

[@user-bt9ek2dv2y]

Great video and excellent walk through! Another great plugin is "The Spaghetti Detective". Helps with automatically identifying if a print is about to fail. There's a free version and a paid version.

[@MakeWithTech]

I agree. I just ran out of time. Will do a follow up video at some point about "advanced plugins".

[@user-bt9ek2dv2y]

@@MakeWithTech Good good!! Looking forward to seeing that video!

[@ejkoch]

Wow, this video helped me a lot. Thank you!!

[@pherz3775]

Absolutely fascinating!!! Best and most important video ever. I would like to see one specifically for th Prusa MK3s+MMU2s. For some reason it is not sending the temps over to my printer. I will research it. and perhaps find my solution soon. Meanwhile absolutely great video. Thank you!

[@subparstarCO]

This guy is like the Bob Ross of 3d printing

[@rbid]

thanks for all the info. Greetings from the Galilee.

[@michaelgray7197]

I want to say thank you for making this video I’ve been making things for the last four months on myender 5 plus and I’ve been thinking about doing octo printAnd I’ve been scared to watch yourVideo made it so easy to do that’s why I purchased the raspberry pie for 4gb question I have is would you recommend buying a second screen for it or just using the Apple Mac or is that just a waste of money not only that I’m like what should I buy a keyboard should I buy a mouse I’m like I don’t even know if I need that stuff

[@HATipsByLarry]

i've been using mine headless (no screen, keyboard, mouse) and it works no problem. If your using yours via wifi just make sure you have a good strong signal where you put the pi and you should be fine.

[@Jokerkiller064]

Why does the circle have a straight edge on the left side. I experienced something similar after printing a pipe fitting. My model was round, but my print had that slight straight on the left?

[@MakeWithTech]

That is the seam where the print moves from one layer to the next

[@michaelwenmanK7USN]

nice addons, was hopeing you would have had a camera mount for perhaps a Logitech C270 USB camera.

[@DavidtheSwarfer]

I recently fitted a RPi4 with octoprint to my daughters Ender 5, and loving it. So I guess I need to order another Pi4 for the Prusa i3 I am building..... the one gotcha with the ender5 is that it homes to the back right, so I have had to put the Pi and camera on the back of the machine to get proper perspective for control movements.

[@LeftyPencil]

IIRC, you can use one pi..

[@emanuelcalderon]

Have you installed the octo print imager from obico?on the orange pi3?or pi 5

[@davidc9695]

Great video, very helpful in setting up Octoprint. However, one thing not addressed in anyone's Octoprint setup video is the fact that the Raspberry Pi uses a dynamic IP address by default. If you shut your Pi down and restart it later, there is an excellent chance the IP address will be changed and you'll (1) have to figure out what the new IP address is, and (2) modify your Cura printer profile so Cura can find the Octoprinter. Changing the Pi from a Dynamic to Static IP isn't particularly difficult but it can be a little intimidating to someone not used to editing Config files. Could you make a short video walking through the procedure to change the Pi to default to Static IP, both via Windows and Mac? Thanks.

[@johnhousego9218]

Excellent tutorial followed this no problem. Thanks.

[@mattghoward]

really great vid ... well done

[@rodneysmith1750]

Thanks, Irv, for another great video, very informative and up to date. I appreciate all your work and enjoy your teaching style, keep up the great work!

[@donb4138]

When I use octoprint, it seems to disable the front panel touch screen, is that normal? Following this video , it was extremely easy to set up the raspberry pi

[@emanuelcalderon]

i love the new cura feature . But it takes too long to load from cura to octo print and it disables all the plugins. but its very cool and I love it.

[@DarshanRayate1]

I just want to know If there is power loss , does octapi start printing automatically when power is back or we have to start it like power recovery option in ender 3 v2. ?

[@MakeWithTech]

Good questions. I will have to test. My guess is it does not handle power failure well but there may be a plugin for that.

[@DarshanRayate1]

@@MakeWithTech make a video about power loss recovery on octaprint 😀

[@vdfvdvfcs1702]

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[@HATipsByLarry]

I have a UPS for my printer and octoprint, because of that very reason, it does not handle power failure's at all.

[@WhereNerdyisCool]

10:48. You mean Octopi. 🙂

[@tighecrovetti2844]

HI, Irv, great video, I've been following it the whole way. The version of Octoprint I'm in doesn't have the "Request" button next to the API key, it says to get it from Octoprint. I went into Settings there and under API, it says it recommends generating individual application keys. I did that, labeled it "Cura," and pasted that key into Cura...but it says "Octoprint is not available" when I do that. Any suggestions?

[@KerleyExpress]

everything was going good until i got to doing the browser part and my browser wont support that part what am i suppose to do now

[@kfseefeldt]

How much memory is needed on the RPi 4 to most effectively run Octoprint + a few plug-ins? I don't want to pay for unused memory, but don't want to end up with a low performing solution.

[@HATipsByLarry]

2 gb should be fine. I have 4 gb but that's because i was using it for another project which needed it.

[@nmfireman]

Everyone of these videos I've watch for some reason are stuck on WiFi. What if I want to use cat5 direct? If you have a cat5 cable plugged in won't it just use that?

[@MakeWithTech]

Yes

[@nmfireman]

You say you didn't change the name of the PI but in your example the name was RaspberryPI but you have it as Octopi?

[@chrisl7008]

is octopi still best or is there other images that trump that now for user friendly formality?

[@MakeWithTech]

Yes. I still use octopi.

[@nolefan05]

Irv, can you do a setup video for “octolapse”? I am running octoprint everywhere and it runs great, but have never gotten octolapse to work. GREAT video as ALWAYS! I’ve been running octoprint on my CR6 SE since I got it last sept. I’m running a Pi3. TIA! 😀