> The way I was doing my test was reading 4 sensors in a
> tight loop and then starting another process to read the same sensors.
> I'll modify the script to just hammer one of the sensors that throws
> the error.
>
Ok. in owpython i just did:
while 1:
temp = mySensor.temperature
print temp
if float(temp) == 85.0
sys.exit(1)
And the loop would run indefinitely without any error values. I
started another process and ran two copies of the script with no error
values.
I expanded the loop to read two sensors. It also would run
indefinitely without error values.
Finally I ran two copies of the script reading two sensors and that's
when the error starts occurring.
Hope that narrows something...
-darryl
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