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# Creality Ender 3 Pro # Creality Ender 3 Pro
### BTT SKR Mini E3 V2.0, direct drive, and BL-Touch - Raspberry Pi 4 running Klipper & Fluidd **BTT SKR Mini E3 V2.0, direct drive, and BL-Touch - Raspberry Pi 4 running Klipper & Fluidd**
I'm collecting information here to track progress on setting up an Ender 3 Pro that I pulled out of the trash. The previous owner had already upgraded the motherboard and completed a changeover to direct drive. The Z-axis was initially bizarrely overtightened, causing MAJOR skipping issues that squished all the prints about 30%. I'm collecting information here to track progress on setting up an Ender 3 Pro that I pulled out of the trash. The previous owner had already upgraded the motherboard and completed a changeover to direct drive. The Z-axis was initially bizarrely overtightened, causing MAJOR skipping issues that squished all the prints about 30%.
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Before getting into the printer itself, let's go over how to connect to the Pi, which is running the whole show. Before getting into the printer itself, let's go over how to connect to the Pi, which is running the whole show.
# Raspberry Pi 4 # Raspberry Pi 4
### Overview **Overview**
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See the Git for documentation. You probably won't need to do much through this unless you're adding new features or want to try out Mainsail instead of Fluidd. Actual updating of things is handled through the Fluidd and/or Mainsail interface. See the Git for documentation. You probably won't need to do much through this unless you're adding new features or want to try out Mainsail instead of Fluidd. Actual updating of things is handled through the Fluidd and/or Mainsail interface.
### other ### Other
This is running a Debian-based OS. Because of this, you can update using <code>apt</code> just like on any other system. Everything that is currently installed is actively maintained and should work great through updates. On my other 2 printers running Debian w/ Klipper, updates have gone off without a hitch. This is running a Debian-based OS. Because of this, you can update using <code>apt</code> just like on any other system. Everything that is currently installed is actively maintained and should work great through updates. On my other 2 printers running Debian w/ Klipper, updates have gone off without a hitch.