FLYOS-Armbian System Configuration Modification

Important Tips

Must Read

• The settings in the part section of the configuration file will only take effect when the system is first started after burning.
• Due to the complexity of the configuration process, it is strongly recommended to configure through a browser after connecting to the machine via network.
• This tutorial only provides modifiable options.

How to Modify the Configuration File

Modifying the Configuration File After Burning

• Configuration items that are effective only on the first startup must be modified by using a professional text editor to open the configuration file config.txt in the removable disk FlyOS-Conf after burning.

Online Configuration Modification While the System is Running

• For ordinary configuration items, modifications made in the system web configuration page will take effect after restarting the system.
  • Open the device's ip+:9999 address in the browser, for example: 192.168.1.2:9999
  • Hostname modification is supported
  • System timezone modification is supported
  • Enabling of the 40PIN upboard expansion is supported (Note: PWM enabling makes it impossible to use serial port connection with the upboard; screen enabling may make it impossible to use the accelerometer port of the upboard)
  • Mainboard model modification is supported
  • Klipper webpage modification is supported, supporting Fuidd and Mainsail
  • Opening or closing of KlipperScreen is supported
  • Forced running of the Klipper process on a specified CPU core is supported, allowing Klipper to run under the selected core