Ok, thank you
On Wednesday, July 31, 2013, Jerry Scharf wrote:
> Ryan,
>
> Machine 2 has the access to the 1-wire information via owserver. It would
> be up to some program on machine 2 to store the information, just as it if
> you have a 1-wire adapter connected to machine 2. owserver can be th
Ryan,
Machine 2 has the access to the 1-wire information via owserver. It
would be up to some program on machine 2 to store the information, just
as it if you have a 1-wire adapter connected to machine 2. owserver can
be thought of as a proxy for access to the 1-wire devices on machine 1.
je
Yea, what I wanted to do was something like this..
Machine 1 - adapter for sensors. Wifi adapter to local network
Machine 2 - local network - thermd for reading information from machine 1
So your saying run owserver on machine1 then have machine 2 run owfs to
read that data?
Is there away to ha
I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to do, but you can have -
Machine 1 - adapter plugged in with 1-wire network connected, running
owserver
Machine 2 - run owfs (or one of the others in the family) reading from
owserver on Machine 1.
Is that what you want to do? And yes it runs fine
I have a question about how to set this up and even if its possible..
In another part of the same network I would like to run I would assume the
client on this machine and have it talk back to a main machine for
processing with an interface like thermd.
Has anyone tried this or is it even possibl
