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Introduction: Since I am done with this project after spending way too much time and money on it, I wanted to share some thoughts and my experience regarding modding and building your own devices. Let this be a write up to beginners who are looking for some answers, or for anyone who will google so...

I mean the scripts should work considering they are programs that run in the background. The scripts would run on most OS using Linux that are based on debian.

Another update , small one! What I have left is soldering in the RPI and soldering the front panel stuff and then its done. But what has taken so long is in a simple word.. SPACE! I've rearranged stuff and reprinted stuff a millimeter here and there just to get everything to fit. It now closes with ...

Since Camble’s safe shutdown switch only comes in the PowerBoost edition now, does anyone know if there’s a way to disable the low battery function on it? I intend to pair it with Helder’s Retro PSU. https://github.com/Camble/Safe-Power-Monitor/blob/master/safe_power_monitor.py I would assume set t...

I saw this thread on the simplyfy3d forums : https://forum.simplify3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=6130. Perhaps it might help? Or you could try using cura and see if there is a difference. (Also the filament may cause the shrinking).

Get a multimeter and put it on continuity check. Then probe ground and 5V, if it beeps then they are connected. Make this a habit when soldering, especially when dealing with batteries.

Awesome!! I hope there is a new zero version soon!

Update, made a small complement video!

Figure I would update since it has been quite a while since last time. And most of the wait has been because it takes forever for stuff to arrive from China or other places. Right now I have every part except for my Joystick. So what have I done up until now, well I have modded the case quite a bit ...