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Could you share the top few lines (including the first few G1 ... Lines) of a gcode file that fails?
sure thing, here is the start of it.
You could also have a look at the few lines of G-Code that seem to trigger it. Although finding that line is not so easy. I'm just wondering if you would find an unexpected jump in the E coordinate ie. E jumping to E. That would at least make sure that the slicer is the culprit. If you don't find such a thing, I guess your printer is badly configured somehow.
Hmm, can't see anything wrong with it unfortunately. I'm also not used to Klipper G-Code (yet).