On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 4:44 PM, Marc <m...@tobien.net> wrote:
> I am new with the owfs
>
Welcome.
> I am running a Ubuntu desktop 10.04 with owfs v2.7p27
>
> After spending ages of time to understand that I do not have to install
> FUSE because it is already in the kernel, I got my usb adapter 94097R with a
> single ds18s20 for test purpose to sow me the temperature.
>
That's true, modern linux distributions now use FUSE extensively. We were
one of the first projects to use FUSE and some of the documentation reflects
this. What should I change to keep others from wasting their time?
> Ater connecting a 6 channel hub , I see the three DS2409 but no device
> connected to them.
>
Ahh.. I think I can anticipate the problem. The Microhub creates
"subdirectories" and we access them like a true filesystem.
In your case:
|
\ 81.93AE2D000000
\ 1F.676B05000000
\ main
\ aux
\ 1F.F46A05000000
\ main
\ aux
\ 1F.626B05000000
\ main
\ aux
So you should look in those subdirectories for your other devices. (e.g. 'ls
1F.1F.676B05000000/main')
Perhaps 'ls -R 1F*/*' to see them all.
I don't know which version of the Microhub you have, but if it's like the
AAG TAI-8595 there is also a port called "out" that will be seen in the main
directory.
After sending a 1F.F46A05000000/ echo “1” > control , the hub is showing by
> a LED that the main port is activated, but no new device is found.
>
> Right, you are only changing the light.
> Connecting the devices without the hub I can see them all.
>
> Good
> Please be patient with me, I am a Windows mouse pusher and new to something
> near to linux.
>
> Of course, but there is no reason to apologise. Just think "folder" where I
said "directory"
Paul Alfille
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