Thanks for your reply. I will have a try.
2012/5/18 Michael Markstaller
> owfs compiles and runs fine on OpenWRT, on a box with 4M Flash and 32MB
> RAM worst case, just switch off perl as mentioned (--disable-ownet)
>
> Michael
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owfs compiles and runs fine on OpenWRT, on a box with 4M Flash and 32MB
RAM worst case, just switch off perl as mentioned (--disable-ownet)
Michael
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w1d.d dates from 2006, that's a long time ago in linux kernel years. The w1
interface has changed considerably to I don't know if that interface still
works. In particular, there was only support for a small subset of 1wire
slaves (basically temperature sensors for hardware monitoring). The generic
owfs itself is pure C. That includes owfs/owserver/owhttpd/owftpd and the
owshell utilities owdir/owread/owwrite
The standard build includes building modules and libraries for a variety of
languages including tcl, python, perl and php.
If you configure:
./configure --disable-swig --disable-ownet
I've tried to compile owfs from Gentoo's repo using Crossdev, and it
depends on perl. Maybe I need to fetch owfs source code from official repo
and try cross-compiling again.
2012/5/17 Patryk
> I compiled owfs to run on OpenWrt on a router and I think it runs without
> perl.
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Dnia 17.05.2012 o 08:34 Ethan Xue Ethan Xue
napisał(a):
> Thanks for your reply.But owfs depends on perl which is hard to
> cross-compile on my ARM board.
Are you sure?
I compiled owfs to run on OpenWrt on a router and I think it runs without
perl. There is only an api for perl but it's not
2012/5/17 Michael Markstaller
> blacklist the w1 kernel-modules and get lucky using owfs ;)
Thanks for your reply.But owfs depends on perl which is hard to
cross-compile on my ARM board. So I think maybe I have to write a program
using netlink talking to w1-gpio. I'm using 2.6.27 Kernel, if w1
Am 16.05.2012 18:29, schrieb Ethan Xue:
> Hi,
>
> I'm try to use w1d.c from http://www.ioremap.net/archive/w1/.
Now, this isn't really related to owfs in any way.. And pretty old stuff.
If you don't insist on using the rather - let me call it "basic/maybe
evolving" - kernel w1 driver my 5ct:
blac
Hi,
I'm try to use w1d.c from http://www.ioremap.net/archive/w1/. According to
documation "w1.netlink", this program can "uses read/write/search commands
for all master/slave devices found on the bus.". I'm using w1-gpio as w1
master, and i can see the 64bit chip id though sysfs. After i run compi
