On 10/7/07, Christian Magnusson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What kind of router is it? The USB adapter have changed to use flexible
> speed, and that could effect you if you have an Asus router.
>
I found the same problem and solution on a fairly vanilla x86 machine.
> On the other hand, you can always change the setting with:
>
> # echo 0 > /tmp/1wire/bus.0/system/adapter/overdrive.0 (Regular speed
> which was used before)
>
> # echo 1 > /tmp/1wire/bus.0/system/adapter/overdrive.0 (Flexible speed)
>
> # echo 2 > /tmp/1wire/bus.0/system/adapter/overdrive.0 (Overdrive speed)
>
Changed a bit.
# echo 0 > /tmp/1wire/bus.0/system/adapter/usb_flextime.0 (Regular speed or
--usb_regulartime)
# echo 1 > /tmp/1wire/bus.0/system/adapter/usb_flextime.1 (Flexble timing
speed or --usb_flextime)
Overdrive is handled separately:
# echo 1 > /tmp/1wire/bus.0/system/adapter/overdrive.0
Paul Alfille
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