Peter Radcliffe probably said:
>The problem is that some experimentation with the ow python module
>(the one shipped with owfs) is I can't find a way to get at
>HIH4000/humidity.
>
>I can read sensor.humidity ok, and HIH4000 is listed in
>sensor.entryList() but trying to
Paul Alfille probably said:
>Wonderful.
>
>The humidity sensor as first published in "Sensors" magazine by Dan
>Awtrey used the HIH-3600 sensor and the VDD and VAD pins of the
>DS2438.
>
>See http://www.elin.ru/files/pdf/1-Wire/humsensor.pdf -- it's nicely written.
>
>In my naivety I created a hum
In my periodic updates and compiling owfs on OSX (this time 10.6.7,
Snow Leopard) I've had to make some changes to my script to make
it build and run.
The script is here:
http://www.pir.net/pir/hacks/fix-owfs.sh
owfs, owserver and the python libraries (with python 2.6) all work for
me.
One of
Petr Jake?? probably said:
> 1. If I create the root before the infinite loop, then the DS2401 device
> is detected ONLY when present on (connected to) the bus during the time of
> the instantiation of the root object
>
> - if DS2401 disconnected the root.find method (running in loop) is
Petr Jake?? probably said:
>Hi,
>my previous post was sent incomplete by accident, sorry.
>
>I would like to know what is the recommended way to periodically search the
>1-Wire bus for the presence of new devices?
>I mean iButtons, for example, are connected to the bus randomly (on
>occasion).
>
>
Ghislain FOURNIER probably said:
>Hello,
>
>On FreeBSD 8.0, make does not match :
Before running configure, try:
libtoolize -c -f -i
./bootstrap
My build script for FreeBSD is here:
http://www.pir.net/pir/hacks/build-owfs-freebsd.sh
P.
>/bin/sh ../../../../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile
Daniel O'Connor probably said:
>On 10/06/2010, at 6:54, Paul Alfille wrote:
>> You have a lot of unusual components for a remote initial
>> setup. What has worked in the past?
>Yes it is a bit tricky..
and the prolific serial adaptors are, as I understand it, somewhat
flaky at best.
>I also had
Paul Alfille probably said:
>On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 11:38 AM, Paul Alfille wrote:
>> Thanks for your work troubleshooting this!
No problem. Thought it might be useful to people.
>>I'm a little confused but the first set of patches:
>> It looks like USB_CLEAR_HALT is changed twice without being
Today I wanted to test owfs on a new FreeBSD 8 box. Had some trouble,
found a reference in the list archives to someone having the same
trouble a few months ago.
I've go the major kinks worked, out... at least it builds and the
python scripts I use via swig work ok. It built ok against fuse
but I
Ziggy probably said:
> Rob
>
> Looks like you may be able to do it.
>
> See http://owfs.org/index.php?page=macintosh
>
> There is also a MacFuse project at http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/
>
> I haven't tried putting owfs, etc. on my Macs as I've been focusing on
> lower power platforms (Synol
Paul Alfille probably said:
>Should be accessed with libusb 0.12 (Legacy)
Curious. I thought it was a usb to serial widget built onto a serial
1-wire adaptor, I didn't realise it was accessed directly like that.
Works ok with owfs as is.
Ta,
P.
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Paul Alfille probably said:
>On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 11:40 AM, Peter Radcliffe wrote:
>> I can suggest changes for the sed call but I don't know where the
>> Makefile.in is coming from... I assume it is some kind of build system?
>> automake? autoconf?
>>
>B
Peter Radcliffe probably said:
>The problems that I'm aware of that are still there are
Oh, and zeroconf being enabled make linking fail.
P.
libtool: link: gcc -dynamiclib -Wl,-undefined -Wl,dynamic_lookup -o
.libs/libow-2.7.33.so .libs/ow_dl.o .libs/ow_dnssd.o .libs/ow_alias.
Paul Alfille probably said:
>On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 6:16 AM, Peter Radcliffe wrote:
>> The problems that I'm aware of that are still there are
>> src/man/Makefile.in assuming gnu sed extensions (it could at least
>> look for gsed, or preferably just not use g
Paul Alfille probably said:
>New release 2.7p33
>1. fix for the swig-dependent routines: owperl owphp and pwpython
>there was a problem with reading data because the buffer size was
>allocated properly.
This seems to work for me again. Thanks!
>2. Some changes suggested for OSX compilation.
Paul Alfille probably said:
>Great work, I'll try to address the issues you brought up:
Thanks.
>3. Can you give more information about the owhttpd problem? There are
>no unusual dependencies as far as I know -- should be straight C code.
>Perhaps some issue with thread or signal handling?
With
I was recently introduced to 1-wire sensors after setting up power
monitoring from a currentcost unit via a usb interface cable to my mac
mini running osx 10.5. I want to use the same machine for 1-wire since
it's the only machine I have at home that is on all the time.
Since I want to use switche
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