well... at least I sucited some new vocation on 1-wire slave projects...
I like open source concept, it is just not easy to keep a business model
compatible with it...
In my project, there is two aspects, a common layer handling 1-wire protocol
and a functionnal layer advertising devices functionnalities.
my solution to avoid nighmare from owfs point of view is to map
device functionalites within a memory map (registers) accesses in an uniform
way.
wrting new functionnalities finally is writing callbacks to event and
register changes...
Today, the bae0910 chips offered are already able to receive an firmware
upgrade with new/other functionalities.
it even could emulate standard ds chips...
I'm still considering the idea to open source this functionnal part...
regarding master, I also have projects to have ethernet to 4x1wire
master....
Pascal
2010/2/22 Benjamin Donnachie <[email protected]>
> On 22 February 2010 17:15, Jerry Scharf <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> > Now that we are stepping into this world of programmable 1-wire devices,
> > there is the problem of discovery. How can we well what capabilities are
> > available from a given serial number? Here is a modest proposal that
> > would seem to fit the overall model of the system.
>
> Some very good thoughts and very valid point regarding device discovery.
>
> Perhaps we should start with an open-source slave protocol stack?
> >From there we can build everything else.
>
> Okay to stay on this list, or should we start another project?
>
> Ben
>
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