Hi
I ran sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev and it then compiled with
usb just fine.
Regards
Colin
On 29/03/15 15:53, owfs-developers-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net wrote:
> installing owfs on raspberry pi
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Just to let you all know I sorted this one. New power supply for the
Raspberry Pi was not good enough for the job and could no cope for some
reason when I added a long cable to the 1-wire network.
Colin
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e is not that long and should not be
> causing any problems.
>
> You say that you have tried a different PI and LinkUSB but have you tried a
> different power supply? Also do you have a different type of 1-Wire master
> besides the LinkUSB that you could try?
>
> Eric
>
>
n the wire, disrupting
> communication. They can also act like antennas, picking up noise which could
> be the activity you see on the LED - but not sure what drives it since I
> couldn't find a schematic for the LinkUSB.
>
> Paul
>
> On Jan 28, 2014, at 3:52 AM, Colin
Eric
They are truly in series. The LinkUSB light will come on dimly all the
time with a long cable with nothing attached to it and stay on all the
time dimly. The light should only be on when there is traffic on the
network.
Colin
Colin,
Are your devices truly connected in series or are ther
Jim
All my cables are EIA 568B Some I made some I bought. It worked fine
until the lightning strike which took out a fair few sensors and the 6
port hub. I have now made a power injector and have all the sensors in
series. On short 1 meter cables all sensors work connected together in
series.
Mick
They do not run close to any high current power cables. I bought a
brand new 10 meter RJ45 cat 5e cable it tests fine works as gig Ethernet
fine. If I plug it into the Indoor temp sensor with nothing on the end
the temp sensor disappears from the network. This is what is so
frustrating.
Paul
Yes the hardware master is still there. I agree it looks like a
hardware fault but all the cable and devices test fine. All the cables
work as gig Ethernet cables. I have oone 10 meters long that will not
work on 1-wire as described but I am using it now to connect to my BT
Router. If I j
shorted or the polartity reversed?
On 24/01/14 12:01, Colin Tinker wrote:
> Hi
>
> I feel like I am banging my head against a wall with the problem I
> have. 3 weeks ago we had a lightning strike on the telephone cables in
> our village it too out a lot of kit for all of our village.
Hi
I feel like I am banging my head against a wall with the problem I
have. 3 weeks ago we had a lightning strike on the telephone cables in
our village it too out a lot of kit for all of our village. I lost my
1-wire USB adapter, a couple of temperature sensors, a dual counter, 2
power supplies
I have had owfs running with a USB adapter since I got my pi back in June. I
have had only one crash in all that time, I use the version from
the owfs site and compile it on the pi at every release. I have used the early
Debian images and I am now using the latest rasbian supplied from
the rasp
Roberto
It doesn't take long to compile about 40 minutes, you just need to make
sure you have all the dev packages installed that it requires.
Tutorials for compiling on Debian are easy to find. The one I used is
here:-
http://owfs.org/index.php?page=building-under-ubuntu
Regards
Colin
Hi
The new release fixed the segfaults I was getting.
Many Thanks
Colin
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Hi
I just built p18 on my raspberry pi and when I run any of the app
owserver, owfs or owhttp they all segfault.
The command lines are:
owserver -u
owfs -m /mnt/1-wire --allow_other -s localhost:4304
owhttpd -p -s localhost:4304
I have rebuilt p17 and it runs fine.
Regards
Colin
Hi
I have had OWFS running on my RPi for about 6 weeks now and the longest
uptime is about 3 weeks on Rasbian. On the old Debian it used to crash
frequently. Oh and I am running p17 it compiled and runs just fine.
Colin
On 14/08/12 14:45, owfs-developers-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net wrote:
>
I also have this problem it has always been there for some devices but since
p15 it is there for all devices.
Regards
Colin
Date: Fri, 6 Jul 2012 08:34:18 -0400
From: "brucek"
Subject: [Owfs-developers] owhttpd alias problems
To: "OWFS \(One-wire file system\) discussion and help"
Mess
Paul
I was just about to post back that I had resolved the problem.
Adding a sleep 5 after owserver is started, giving it time to read the bus
fixes the issue, hope this helps others with the problem.
Thanks
Colin
Hi Colin,
> From your first note, the problem you're finding is running owfs
Hi
This is the 3 rd time asking what causes this error?
No valid 1-wire buses found any
idea what causes it?
It happens in the last 2 versions meaning I cannot upgrade from p4.
Anyone?
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This still gives me the error No valid 1-wire buses found any
idea what causes it?
Thanks
Colin
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Hi
In the latest version owfs refuses to start with the error no 1-wire interfaces
found when I am connecting it to the owfs server which is running fine. It has
worked ok in the last 2 release I have used with the same command line syntax.
Colin
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