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DRM They limit who can talk what to their printers.
Most noticeably you can only send and start prints (g-code) with their own program over the network. Either bambu studio or a "cloud" gateway from BambuLab. It is no longer possible to do this from within Prusa- or OrcaSlicer.
my take:
~~ for the X1C they allow to install X1Plus firmware. The community asked for it. BambuLab allowed it back then and still does.~~ At the moment rooting an X1C isn't possible. Either it is a broken promise ("We will give customers the choice to install third party firmware and root system at their own risk.")or just a temporary issue.
BambuLab sad that this will come. Only now that they have done it, most people are starting to notice.
So it sounds like you'll still be able to put gcode on the SD card and start it from there, no?
Certainly. But that's not what the vast majority of users want to do though.
I'd argue the same goes for using Orca Slicer. So a vast majority of people will still be able to continue using the Bambu Labs printers exactly how they have been, that's great.
I hope I’m wrong but it looks like they disabled the ability to do opt into the program.
I cannot join my X1C to the program currently. It just errors out or leaves me in a CloudFlare “are you human” loop.
To be fair, that's most likely a CloudFlair problem and not a malicious action from Bambu. CloudFlair is a curse on the internet and websites that use it should be shunned and ridiculed.
This was happening a lot yesterday but I eventually got through to opt my machine in.
Interesting.
https://github.com/X1Plus/X1Plus/issues/425
Awesome. Thanks.