1 hour ago, GregValiant said:The file got corrupted somehow. That looks like machine talk (maybe hexidecimal, maybe garbage) that the text program is trying to decipher. Could be that some of the file ended up in a bad sector on the memory card. Try re-formatting that card. Some of the Creality card readers don't seem to like really large capacity SD cards either. I don't see the printer writing to a file though.
The garbage in that file starts in "mid-line". The end if the file is missing.
Did you make a copy to your hard drive right out of the slicer so you can compare the two?
Solidworks, saved as STL, opened in Cura 4.4.1, sliced and saved to SD card. I placed the car in the Ender but removed it to to check the code because I saw this happening to the OEM SD card the last time i used it. Its an issue with Cura, or maybe a virus from a downloaded model then slicing it in cure? Its defiantly happening in between Cura and the USB port though. Can custom slice settings cause this? The issue maybe started when i upgraded to 4.4.1 from 4.1.0 and i think i imported the settings over. Not sure i only use it once a month due to insufficient time to model parts but really need it to work when i do like any other tool. I'm trying to print a complete gauge cluster for a bus i have been converting to a motor-coach.
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The file got corrupted somehow. That looks like machine talk (maybe hexidecimal, maybe garbage) that the text program is trying to decipher. Could be that some of the file ended up in a bad sector on the memory card. Try re-formatting that card. Some of the Creality card readers don't seem to like really large capacity SD cards either. I don't see the printer writing to a file though.
The garbage in that file starts in "mid-line". The end if the file is missing.
Did you make a copy to your hard drive right out of the slicer so you can compare the two?
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