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DuetPi Management Plugin

This plugin provides system management functions using regular RepRapFirmware M-codes for the DuetPi distribution.

Supported codes

  • M21: Initialize SD card (mount device)
  • M22: Release SD card (unmount device)
  • M540 Set MAC address
  • M550 Set Name
  • M552 Set IP address, enable/disable network interface
  • M553 Set Netmask
  • M554 Set Gateway
  • M586 Configure network protocols
  • M587 Add WiFi host network to remembered list, or list remembered networks
  • M588 Forget WiFi host network
  • M589 Configure access point parameters
  • M905 Set current RTC date and time
  • M999 B-1 Reboot SBC
  • M999 B-1 P"OFF" Shut down SBC

Requirements

To use all the features of this plugin, the following packages should be installed:

  • openssl
  • proftpd
  • ssh
  • telnetd
  • dnsmasq
  • hostapd
  • wpa_supplicant

Build instructions

This plugin requires the .NET SDK to be installed first.

  1. Open a command prompt in this directory
  2. Run dotnet publish -r linux-arm -o .\zip\dsf\ /p:PublishTrimmed=true
  3. Go to the zip directory and compress all the files and directories in it to a single ZIP file

To install this plugin, you may have to enable super-user (root) plugins in /opt/dsf/conf/config.json first (set `` to `true). After that you can upload the generated ZIP file using the "Upload & Start" button on DWC and install it.

Notes and limitations

Unlike in RRF the changes performed by this plugin are permanently saved. This means they should be used only once to reconfigure the SBC. In addition it comes with the following limitations:

  • M586 P2 R cannot be used to set the Telnet port. If this is required, the file /etc/inetd.conf must be manually edited (change telnet to a port of your choice).
  • Unless NetworkManager is used (Debian Bookworm or newer), M587 does not save the IP address configuration per SSID. Once set, the configuration is used for every available SSID