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@ -608,7 +608,9 @@ Now that Klipper and its corresponding software has been installed onto the Rasp
$sudo reboot
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If you have either an Octopus V1.0/V1.1 board or the Octopus PRO board you will need a fresh micro-SD card so that you can trasnfer the compiled firmware over to the Octopus V1.0/V1.1 board or the Octopus PRO board. You will need to download and install on your PC the software ["winscp", by click here](https://winscp.net/eng/download.php). The Winscp software will allow you to trasnfer a file off the raspberry pi to your PC's disk drive. This way when the Raspberry Pi has finished compiling the firmware for the Octopus board you can grab the Klipper.bin file and transfer it to your PC disk drive and then copy it over to the Micro-SD card that you will place into the Octopus board's Micro-SD card reader so that the Octopus board on reboot will load the new firmware. When you copy the klipper.bin file over the the Micro-SD card remember to rename it to firmware.bin. If the file is not renamed "firmware.bin" then the Octopus boards (V1.0/V1.1 or PRO) bootloader will not be updated properly.
If you have either an Octopus V1.0/V1.1 board or the Octopus PRO board you will need a fresh micro-SD card so that you can trasnfer the compiled firmware over to the Octopus V1.0/V1.1 board or the Octopus PRO board. You will need to download and install on your PC the software ["winscp", by clicking here](https://winscp.net/eng/download.php).
The Winscp software will allow you to trasnfer a file off the raspberry pi to your PC's disk drive. This way when the Raspberry Pi has finished compiling the firmware for the Octopus board you can grab the "Klipper.bin" file and transfer it to your PC disk drive and then copy it over to the Micro-SD card that you will place into the Octopus board's Micro-SD card reader. When you copy the "klipper.bin" file over to the Micro-SD card remember to rename it to "firmware.bin". If the file is not renamed "firmware.bin" then the Octopus boards (V1.0/V1.1 or PRO) bootloader will not be updated properly.
Now we need to apply power to the Octopus board. I typically power the Octopus board using the USB-C cable when I do this next step (ensure you have the Jumper on the for PWR SELECTION header so that the USB-C can power the 5V rail of the Octpus board)