Hello,
we downloaded owfs-2.2.p1 and have a problem with DS2450-devices (adc). After
mounting owfs the DS2450 devices are recognized, but after an access to the
files volt and volt2 we got "no such file or directory".
We use kernel version 2,6.15.4 and fuse 2.4.0. With an actual CVS-version we h
Le 8 Mars 2006 22:31, j'ai écrit :
> But I still have the same error with "Invalid Argument"
> when I try to cat "latch.BYTE"... :-(
Could it caused by the DS2409?
The full path of the DS2408 alarm directory is:
/mnt/owfs/1F.8D570200/main/alarm/29.B16D
In this directory, I can access
Le 8 Mars 2006 22:12, j'ai écrit :
> I tried "make distclean", I reconfigured, then "make clean" and "make".
> It's still not compiling. Could it be a problem with my system?
I found the problem. The bootstrap script was using old versions of aclocal
and automake. So I was able to compile and ins
Le 8 Mars 2006 21:59, Paul Alfille a écrit :
> Just tested the full build on 2 different machines after pulling from the
> CVS. Compiled with warnings only.
> It looks like owfs.c cannot resolve references to global variables and
> functions in owlib. Perhaps a stale file? Can you do "make clean" f
On Wednesday 08 March 2006 09:35 pm, Marc Lavallée wrote:
> Le 8 Mars 2006 21:03, Paul Alfille a écrit :
> > Brown bag error.
> >
> > CRC16 check gives an error after a minor change.
> > Fixed yesterday in the CVS and I'll to a release tomorrow.
>
> I checked out the latest cvs, but it doesn't comp
Le 8 Mars 2006 21:03, Paul Alfille a écrit :
> Brown bag error.
>
> CRC16 check gives an error after a minor change.
> Fixed yesterday in the CVS and I'll to a release tomorrow.
I checked out the latest cvs, but it doesn't compile:
owfs.o: In function
`ow_exit':/data/owfs/cvs/owfs/module/owfs/sr
Brown bag error.
CRC16 check gives an error after a minor change.
Fixed yesterday in the CVS and I'll to a release tomorrow.
Paul
On Wednesday 08 March 2006 01:57 pm, Marc Lavallée wrote:
> Le 8 Mars 2006 13:30, Alfille, Paul H.,M.D. a écrit :
> > Feel free to experiment and please report your r
Le 8 Mars 2006 13:30, Alfille, Paul H.,M.D. a écrit :
> Feel free to experiment and please report your results.
Ok, I will, but after everything I need will works.
Earlier, you sent a shell script to test the latch of a DS2408.
I can't "cat" the latch, for some reason. The error message (in Frenc
9600 baud.
System speed is saved and restored, but not used.
It is set in modules/owlib/src/c/ow_9097U.c function DS2480_detect.
I think there may some issues with switching speed back and forth when doing a
1-wire discovery (directory search) because of buffer overrun, but this was just
from co
> The I2C part is DS2482-x00
>
> x = 1 for 1 port
> x = 8 for 8 port
Agreed, I just copy-pasted from your post.
Christoph
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Le 8 Mars 2006 12:53, Alfille, Paul H.,M.D. a écrit :
> It is not clear that increasing the serial port speed helps (the 1-wire
> limits total transmission speed). Still, we could put in a tunable
> parameter in /settings.
What's the default speed? Is it 9600 bauds? Does it depends on the speed se
It is not clear that increasing the serial port speed helps (the 1-wire limits
total transmission speed). Still, we could put in a tunable parameter in
/settings.
Paul
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Just to avoid confusion
The I2C part is DS2482-x00
x = 1 for 1 port
x = 8 for 8 port
Stuart
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Paul,
This is great news.
I've got sa
I have a serial interface using a DS2480B.
With OWFS, how to ajust the speed of the serial port?
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Hello,
first of all I apologize for breaking the thread but I just subscribed because
of the recent discussion about kernel w1 adapter support.
As I understand you were looking for beta testers and their specific setup
(thread started by Stuart Poulton on Feb 27, 2006).
We are planning to attach
On Wednesday 08 March 2006 05:04 am, DeanCollins wrote:
> Regarding my previous questions, i have beent rying to no avail to be able
> to scan the bus constantly for any changes, for one i am stumped to find
> the OW.pm perl module as i am quite adept with perl, i was wondering if
Were you success
Regarding my previous questions, i have beent rying to no avail to be able to
scan the bus constantly for any changes, for one i am stumped to find the
OW.pm perl module as i am quite adept with perl, i was wondering if anyone
has an example of either bash script or perl code that could run consta
Paul,
This is great news.
I've got samples on the way from maxim of the 2804-x00's so hopefully
will have a prototype interface available for testing soon.
Cheers
Stuart
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