That's interesting.
I think this is an (unintended) consequence of some internal changes.
The initial design of owfs was a single bus adapter. That was expanded to
multiple adapters with the master-specific information (port, speed, etc)
stored for each adapter.
When newer "multichannel" adapters came out, it got more confusing -- like
the DS2482-800 and the HA5 (and soon the EDS OWSERVER-2) which have
multiple 1-wire buses, but share some state information and certainly the
same physical port.
The obvious solution is to add another layer, separating port and bus. It's
delicate surgery however.
Can you tell me how you are accessing owfs? owserver? owhttpd?
Paul Alfille
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 7:49 AM, Robert Conway <[email protected]> wrote:
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> My question is when I select Bus listing (top level) from owhttpd I see
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> When I select Bus.0 I then see the devices and Bus.1 and Bus.0****
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> BTW… It seems to work well, its my first time playing with I2C.****
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