Hi Eloy
"Eloy Paris" wrote in message
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>
> I do find it very odd that things work perfectly when the LinkUSB is
> connected to a laptop but don't work when the LinkUSB is connected to
> another machine because the 1-Wire network is connected to the LinkUSB,
> n
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 09:21:32PM +, Colin Law wrote:
> On 15 December 2011 15:44, Nick wrote:
> > ...
> > After fiddling a little and getting nowhere, I brought in my laptop, LA and
> > some other kit to the office to explore more. Curiously, with my Dell laptop
> > (and same LinkUSB master)
On 12/15/2011 10:44, Nick wrote:
Please forgive the long post and bear with me on this one.
My first 1-wire network, snaking around the house with 10 or so sensors and
over a long distance, has been a great success. Almost faultless performance
apart from total data corruption for a short while
On 15 December 2011 15:44, Nick wrote:
> ...
> After fiddling a little and getting nowhere, I brought in my laptop, LA and
> some other kit to the office to explore more. Curiously, with my Dell laptop
> (and same LinkUSB master), the network was now 100% reliable. Plugged into a
> different Dell
Hi,
I am banging away on my new system, and through I would upgrade owfs
versions on general principal. I am now having some problems.
here's my owfs command
/opt/owfs/bin/owfs -m /var/1wire/mount --allow_other -s host:2840
--error_print=0 --error_level=2 --foreground > dlog 2>&1
ls /var/1w
Hi,
my set up has an owserver that talks to a serial linkhub and a ethernet
linkhub. I then connect to the owserver from owfs.
In the old version, the file system has a directory bus.0 for the
owserver and under that bus.0 and bun.s for the two linkhubs. In each of
these lower buses, there is
Hi Nick,
Thanks for sharing. Good stuff.
I don't have explanations for the things you are seeing. It does make
sense to me that running ground + 1-Wire data using the same pair works
better than running them using wires from different pairs in the cat5
cable. The pairs are twisted to cancel EM
Hi!
if you do these things, then please make a blog similar to mine, so that other
people can easly reuse it.
otherwise it would be wasted effort, if everybody has to do it from scratch
again.
cheers,
Zoff.
Nathan Hurst wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 06:53:29PM +, Mick Su
Please forgive the long post and bear with me on this one.
My first 1-wire network, snaking around the house with 10 or so sensors and
over a long distance, has been a great success. Almost faultless performance
apart from total data corruption for a short while a couple of times that I
think w
"Jerry Scharf" wrote in message
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> I tried X10 for some other stuff, and think is just a terrible solution
> for almost anything. The X10 lighting is the thing my wife hates the
> most about the house.
With an X10 lighting system in place, my g/
p4trykx wrote:
> I've read that it can run Debian or Archlinux.
I already use Debian on Sheevaplug and it is running very nice there.
I just found http://www.kroonen.eu/wiki/ and ordered[1] one.
Sven
[1] Cheapest German shop I found is Pollin Elektronik (€45):
http://www.pollin.de/shop/dt/MzU
Dnia 15-12-2011 o 09:34:07 Sven Geggus
napisał(a):
> Do you know if a full featured Linux Distribution is an Option?
I've read that it can run Debian or Archlinux. So those are probably
better for more powerful machine.
You can also replace wifi card but it has to be half-size mini pci-e.
-
p4trykx wrote:
> It can run OpenWrt.
Do you know if a full featured Linux Distribution is an Option?
I currently have a Sheevaplug Computer running Debian squeeze and the least
current vanilla kernel. Does not make much of a difference compared to a
real PC running Linux. I even use the officia
Hello Ziuras,
Yes, I can.
I will contact you directly, because it is not of interest for the OWFS
group!
On 12/14/2011 08:11 AM, ziuras wrote:
> can you share your software (perl and/or python scripts) for mixing valves.
>
>
> Then this water is mixed down to a lower
> temperature for each hea
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