Here are the Linux commands I used in the Multiple Klipper Instances on Pad7 video. You should be able to copy and past them directly into Putty.
Install Git
sudo apt-get install git -y
Install and Run KIAUH (Klipper install and update helper)
cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/th33xitus/kiauh.git
./kiauh/kiauh.sh
Reboot Device
sudo reboot
Change Host Name (Optional)
sudo nano /boot/system.cfg
sudo reboot
Create KlipperScreen config file
sudo cat>KlipperScreen.conf
Edit KlipperScreen config file
sudo nano ./KlipperScreen.conf
[main]
job_complete_timeout: 0
job_error_timeout: 0
default_printer: Ender3V2
use_default_menu: True
[printer Ender3V2]
moonraker_host: localhost
moonraker_port: 7125
moonraker_api_key: False
[printer Ender3Pro]
moonraker_host: localhost
moonraker_port: 7126
moonraker_api_key: False
[printer Printer3]
moonraker_host: localhost
moonraker_port: 7127
moonraker_api_key: False
Then use ctrl+q to quit, make sure to hit y to save the file.
Verify KlipperScreen config file
sudo cat ./KlipperScreen.conf
Restart KlipperScreen
sudo service KlipperScreen restart
Create Klipper Firmware
cd ~/klipper/
make menuconfig
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