Do you think that when I ran the M502, it actually cleared whatever 'scratch space' is used for non-volatile settings and did in fact reset it to defaults, even though I was unable to run a M500? So far I've had three prints, one before running the M502 and two after that didn't fail to home after the print; Of course now that I've said that, I'll probably start getting more failures lol.
Edit: Interesting... have another interesting finding... I just reverted back to 1.1.8 to test out another possible issue (I have a print that I need to make six of in total, and when printed on 1.1.8, after I sliced them to 100.5% size, the ones I printed on 1.1.8 were perfect, but on 2.0 at the same 100.5% slicing, it was a tad too tight). After I uploaded the 1.1.8 firmware and ran the M502, it didn't halt or reset... It did that after I ran the M500. So maybe running M502 on 2.0 is the same as running M502 and then M500 on 1.1.8?
Edit: Interesting... have another interesting finding... I just reverted back to 1.1.8 to test out another possible issue (I have a print that I need to make six of in total, and when printed on 1.1.8, after I sliced them to 100.5% size, the ones I printed on 1.1.8 were perfect, but on 2.0 at the same 100.5% slicing, it was a tad too tight). After I uploaded the 1.1.8 firmware and ran the M502, it didn't halt or reset... It did that after I ran the M500. So maybe running M502 on 2.0 is the same as running M502 and then M500 on 1.1.8?
