Silvano,
Very nice indeed.
Here's a few changes:
- uses the default /mnt/1-wire director
- adds a few more sensor candidates (would be nice if a regex here could include 00-FF
with third char as ".")
- uses system command to create the link
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use F
I wrote a small perl script that does this manually,
http://ip6.com/projects/?p=80
but it will be nice to have it automatic/dynamic
Cheers
-- Silvano
On 10/4/11 4:03 AM, Paul Alfille wrote:
Interesting. This has ju
Interesting. This has just been brought up.
Obviously this is quite possible, though will take a little work internally
since the full path to a device is not stored internally.
We do store the immediate parent hub, and presumably that hub's immediate
parent is stored in turn, so it is quite poss
I am new on OWFS, but if I understand correctly, in the presence of hubs
(for example, the 6-ports Hobby Board) the sensors are contained in a
directory structure that is topology aware/dependent. If the wiring
changes, the position of the files will change.
It will be nice for OWFS to have al
I am having issues accessing info on the website, for example on
pahe
http://owfs.org/index.php?page=hubs
If I click on the link
Full
example of use
I get
Fatal Error:
lib/config.php:45: Error: Function set_magic_quotes_ru
