My company's IT security rules prohibit me from connecting the printer to the network.
I assume the USB drive is fine since :
- I hope the file is copied on the linux BEFORE starting the print.
- If it's note the case, I would think that the prints will fails, instead of continuing with a constant shift on all axis. If some sectors of the disk were bad (assuming that the flash controller inside the drive did not do its job - very improbable), it's absolutely unlikely that the printer went into the same error with different consecutive prints, while the USB-drive has been formatted between prints.
Googling the bug just reveal me that the bug was already know 5 years ago on UM3 :
https://community.ultimaker.com/topic/17713-detected-move-outside-of-normal-printer-volume/
QuoteWe (very rarely) had that a printer would slam the printhead repeatedly to the side of the printer, and added this protection to prevent this. We have actually found the root cause, but the cause was found late in the 3.6 firmware development process. So we only added the error detection, and not yet the proper fix to prevent this. As this touches a core component of the firmware.
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Have you tried printing it via cloud or using another USB-drive? My UM2 back then did similar things a few times because of a bad SD-card.
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