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Rhartl
Another maybe unrelated problem is that the EEPROM setting in Marlin is V56 and the EEPROM I have on the printer is V55. Do you know how to fix that?
From terminal, execute:
M502
M500
M501
The "M502" will reset the EEPROM values to the defaults defined in your configuration files. The "M500" will store the new values to EEPROM. The "M501" will read the values back.
You should get into the habit of doing this every time you install new firmware.