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One cannot edit a compiled firmware image in an useful way.
What are you trying to achieve?
If you're familiar with C you can edit the source files from @amedee or Ultimaker and compile it afterwards.
That's more or less the same as Option 1 - that's the only working way i know... (besides of Option 4... ?)
I suppose what im trying to achieve is a firmware with the same feature set I currently have while having the ability to add sensors or just simply continue on without starting over from scratch. It seems however that is exactly what needs to happen.
I can start with the Armedee or Ultimaker base firmware and modify from there. I simply need to get over the learning curve of Marlin in general. Can anyone recommend a good intro source to understanding marlin's layout and definitions other than the Wiki and git?
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One cannot edit a compiled firmware image in an useful way.
What are you trying to achieve?
If you're familiar with C you can edit the source files from @amedee or Ultimaker and compile it afterwards.
That's more or less the same as Option 1 - that's the only working way i know... (besides of Option 4... ?)
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I suppose what im trying to achieve is a firmware with the same feature set I currently have while having the ability to add sensors or just simply continue on without starting over from scratch. It seems however that is exactly what needs to happen.
I can start with the Armedee or Ultimaker base firmware and modify from there. I simply need to get over the learning curve of Marlin in general. Can anyone recommend a good intro source to understanding marlin's layout and definitions other than the Wiki and git?
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