Configuration Overrides

Configuration Overrides

The /usr/data/pellcorp-overrides stores custom cfg and conf files as well as customisations you have made to some of the core config files such as printer.cfg. The following core config files can have overrides saved for them:

• printer.cfg
• SENSORLESS_PARAMS variables in sensorless.cfg
• bltouch-k1.cfg
• bltouch-k1m.cfg
• microprobe-k1.cfg
• microprobe-k1m.cfg
• cartographer.cfg
• cartographer-k1.cfg
• cartographer-k1m.cfg
• btteddy.cfg
• btteddy-k1.cfg
• btteddy-k1m.cfg
• KAMP_Settings.cfg
• moonraker.conf

Please note the following files can not have customisations saved:

• start_end.cfg
• guppyscreen.cfg
• useful_macros.cfg
• fan_control.cfg
• Any config other than SENSORLESS_PARAMS variables in sensorless.cfg

You cannot override any core gcode macros or the macros in sensorless.cfg. In addition Config Overrides will ignore the deletion of any section that is not an include.

When you factory reset your printer or use the --update or --reinstall options to the installer.sh, your customisations are overriden, to avoid this being a problem there is a CONFIG_OVERRIDES macro which can be used to save these customisations so that they can be automatically reapplied the next time you have to factory reset or run an --update or --reinstall. You can also save this stuff to a pellcorp-overrides repository on github.

This is a recently added feature and it requires you to have factory reset against a recent release (27th June 2024 onwards).

IMPORTANT: You should run the CONFIG_OVERRIDES macro every time you make any chanages to either your own custom cfg or conf files, or make changes to any core config files. There is no process monitoring your config directory for changes, this is Simple AF after all, and automatically doing stuff is not simple af!

Note: The first step in both a /usr/data/pellcorp/k1/installer.sh --update or /usr/data/pellcorp/k1/installer.sh --reinstall is to backup your config-overrides, so that they can be reapplied, but they will be lost if you do a factory reset.

Refer to Git Backups for Configuration Overrides