I don't know if this is the 'proper' way but here is my set of notes for
install on Pi
Download owfs to desktop
copy to pi
move it to /usr/local/src
cd /usr/local/src
sudo tar zxpf owfs-whatever_version.tar.gz # change to latest version
cd owfs-whatever_version # change to latest version
sudo ./configure
sudo make
sudo make install
create mount directory
sudo mkdir /var/1-wire
sudo mkdir /var/1-wire/mnt
It installs into /opt/owfs/ and I don't think it adds it to the path, so
call with /opt/owfs/bin/owfs, etc, there is probably a better way to do
that :)
Also it doesn't create an owfs.conf which has not bothered me as I pass
it all the parameters when I call it.
Hope that helps
Mick
On 12/03/15 17:39, Eric Baumann wrote:
Hallo :-)
What is the proper way (instructions) to install the newest ! version
of owfs
on a Raspberry Pi Model B+ running the newest version of Raspbian?
I had success with
sudo apt-get install owfs
However, this installed version 2.8.
If I do what is said on the "Install" note in the current version, I
do not get a
proper install. Which manifests itself in the fact, that I do not get
the owfs.conf file in /etc/
Also, can't start owfs with 'sudo service owserver start'.
PS: I DO need the newest version of owfs for the new hobby boards
barometer / humidity devices.
Thanks for you help,
Eric
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