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ahoeben 1,992
It is unclear to me what you are asking.
Cura does not run on the Raspberyy Pi 3+. There is an experimental build that will run on a Raspberry Pi 4 by community member @burtoogle here:
You can run an old version of CuraEngine on the Raspberry Pi 3+, hosted inside OctoPrint. CuraEngine is the actual slicer, without the GUI:
https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/curalegacy/
I would not really recommend either option. Slicing is better done on a computer with sufficient resources.
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