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Topic: Line Number is not Last Line Number+1

Error:Line Number is not Last Line Number+1, Last Line:258
Resend:259
Error:Line Number is not Last Line Number+1, Last Line:258
Resend:259


just received that error and a halt while printing lawzys filament_guide_arm.
I have seen a mention of this somewhere, I can't remember why, buffer overflow ?
is there something I need to do differentely ?

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Re: Line Number is not Last Line Number+1

Stoney wrote:

Error:Line Number is not Last Line Number+1, Last Line:258
Resend:259
Error:Line Number is not Last Line Number+1, Last Line:258
Resend:259


just received that error and a halt while printing lawzys filament_guide_arm.
I have seen a mention of this somewhere, I can't remember why, buffer overflow ?
is there something I need to do differentely ?

OS?
Software?
Version?

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3 Reply by Stoney

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Re: Line Number is not Last Line Number+1

i was using the old pronterface 4.1 package on win98.
upgraded to the latest from the solidoodle site (4.2) and resliced and printed with zero problems.

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Re: Line Number is not Last Line Number+1

The firmware/software keeps track of each command sent so that none are missed. This error means that somewhere along the line a command has been skipped/lost.

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Re: Line Number is not Last Line Number+1

Stoney wrote:

i was using the old pronterface 4.1 package on win98.
upgraded to the latest from the solidoodle site (4.2) and resliced and printed with zero problems.

Windows 98?

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