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ScottW514
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kernel.backtrack-bounds plays a program, stops it, and holds the readback to the bytes it played less the deceleration tail: a step past the boundary has to be refused rather than quietly shortened, and the run at the boundary has to play out and come back idle. Motors locked, latch locked, duty zero, so nothing moves and nothing fires. cloud.oversize-stream pauses and resumes the live-fed print it already has running. That is the pause the kernel change makes possible, and it costs a minute of a job that is on the bed either way. BRINGUP's pause bullet, its ring facts and item 18 all said a ring under a live feed has nothing left to back into. The gap the writer keeps clear says otherwise; what is still open for GRBL mode is the bookkeeping above the ring, not the kernel below it.