Am 05.12.2013 01:30, schrieb Top-Dog:
Hi Jan,
I have these entries in the directory /etc/modprobe.d/:
blacklist ds2490
blacklist ds2490r
Good.
What do you mean by 'one' owlib instance? Do you mean that every time I call
ow.init('u') in python I create a new instance even if I exit
Hello,
Is there any instructions, how to, or other pointers, on how to compile owfs
(python extensions) with python3?
regards John
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Thanks for the explanations. I'm still a bit confused about how I'm meant to
use the python api though. If I don't mount the file system with 'sudo
/opt/owfs/bin/owfs --allow_other -u /root/EEPROM.../' then when I go
straight to python and do the usual set up:
import ow
ow.init('u')
The file
Hi
I use owfs with Python as well. I am not an expert on either, but in my
code I start owfserver first then start owfs like this -
owserver -p 4304 --nozero --i2c=/dev/i2c-0:ALL
owfs -s localhost:4304 -a alias_file -m /var/1-wire/mnt --allow_other
so owserver talks to the 1-wire network and
I use python to parse the files as well, but would prefer the
object-oriented approach I've seen in the owpython implementation. From
what I can tell, using the python would require nothing but the source, and
possibly an install using python-setuptools if one wanted to invoke it from
anywhere. I
Mick Sulley wrote
owserver -p 4304 --nozero --i2c=/dev/i2c-0:ALL
owfs -s localhost:4304 -a alias_file -m /var/1-wire/mnt --allow_other
Hi Mick, what does the '-a alias_file' bit do? I get: DEFAULT:
ow_alias.c:(34) [No such file or directory] Cannot process alias file
alias_file when I try and
It defines aliases for your sensors. You create a file with entries like
10.A209A9010800=LoungeTemp
10.1C5BA9010800=KitchenTemp
Then when you look at the directory structure it uses LoungeTemp instead
of 10.A209A9010800, so it is easier to read and a bit more user
friendly.
Ok. Thanks that should help me out a bit.
These are the results I get in python at the moment:
b
Sensor(/2D.C1E79A01)
b.type
'DS2431'
b.entryList()
['address', 'alias', 'crc8', 'family', 'id', 'locator', 'memory', 'pages',
'r_address', 'r_id', 'r_locator', 'type']
b.pages
Traceback (most
