owfs compiles and runs fine on OpenWRT, on a box with 4M Flash and 32MB
RAM worst case, just switch off perl as mentioned (--disable-ownet)
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Dnia 17.05.2012 o 23:05 Stuart Poulton Stuart Poulton
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> Success, I have OWFS working on a RaspberryPi talking to both an
> DS2482-100, and DS2482-800.
>
> Full details can be found on my blog: http://go.je/iire
>
> This means that I can now look to finalise details of the Pi-Wire
Dear All,
Success, I have OWFS working on a RaspberryPi talking to both an DS2482-100,
and DS2482-800.
Full details can be found on my blog: http://go.je/iire
This means that I can now look to finalise details of the Pi-Wire breakout
boards described here http://go.je/18v
I'll also be looking
Dnia 17.05.2012 o 18:56 Guy COLIN Guy COLIN
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Guy COLIN gmail.com> writes:
I have recently added to my network a Hobby board LCD driver.
Following owfs man
pages I have no problem to write anything to the LCD, or to read the
state of
the 3 input switches (the 3 first PIO's a
On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 06:59:15PM +0100, Stuart Poulton wrote:
>
> Is there any interest in an owfs focused sd card image for raspberrypi ?
> If so are there any specific features you'd like to see ?
I would like to have some Raspies around the house sending or
supplying readings to a server th
well... like a user...
owhttp is nice to share information
a browser (console=links, graphical=chrome or firefox)
i think this is all that i need =)
maybe some program languages like perl,php,python, with this we can do
a lot of thinks
next steps (to raspberrypi) could be some spi adc devices boar
Dear All,
Thought I'd give you an update on where things are with owfs and RaspberryPi.
Nothing new on the blog after
http://raspberrypi.homelabs.org.uk/owfs-raspberrypi/
which clearly shows owfs working with the USB adaptor.
However some good news on i2c, we've now got working loadable kernel
hum, in owfs just reseting ow*** program (i think must check with others guys)
2012/5/17 Guy COLIN :
> Guy COLIN gmail.com> writes:
>
>> I have recently added to my network a Hobby board LCD driver.
> Following owfs man
>> pages I have no problem to write anything to the LCD, or to read the state
Guy COLIN gmail.com> writes:
> I have recently added to my network a Hobby board LCD driver.
Following owfs man
> pages I have no problem to write anything to the LCD, or to read the state of
> the 3 input switches (the 3 first PIO's as per Hobby board design).
Hello,
since I haven't got answ
w1d.d dates from 2006, that's a long time ago in linux kernel years. The w1
interface has changed considerably to I don't know if that interface still
works. In particular, there was only support for a small subset of 1wire
slaves (basically temperature sensors for hardware monitoring). The generic
owfs itself is pure C. That includes owfs/owserver/owhttpd/owftpd and the
owshell utilities owdir/owread/owwrite
The standard build includes building modules and libraries for a variety of
languages including tcl, python, perl and php.
If you configure:
./configure --disable-swig --disable-ownet
I've tried to compile owfs from Gentoo's repo using Crossdev, and it
depends on perl. Maybe I need to fetch owfs source code from official repo
and try cross-compiling again.
2012/5/17 Patryk
> I compiled owfs to run on OpenWrt on a router and I think it runs without
> perl.
>
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Dnia 17.05.2012 o 08:34 Ethan Xue Ethan Xue
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> Thanks for your reply.But owfs depends on perl which is hard to
> cross-compile on my ARM board.
Are you sure?
I compiled owfs to run on OpenWrt on a router and I think it runs without
perl. There is only an api for perl but it's not
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