> Congratulations on your accomplishment creating a 1-wire slave. Thank You! > My translated version of your page suggests that it is an Atamel-based > microprocessor emulating a DS18X20 chip.
Yes, its an Atmel-Chip, precisely an ATmega169P > Adding support for a fully emulated existing chip would be trivial. We're currently not emulating an DS18x20 Chip, we want to use our own device class > As for using owfs for you new chip, if you are creating the slave only > for your own use, you can modify owfs however you wish (it's open > source) and even ask for assistance. Where can i define these device-classes / commands etc? > If you want support to be part of owfs, then it has to be relevant to > more users. In general I like to add support for any commercial project, > and any project that is easily available or buildable (descriptions, > code, schematics) that fit's in with the 1-wire system. (i.e. > open-source hardware). It could be relevant for more users - but it wont be a commercial project. Free to use and modify for everyone - open source ;) It would be very nice if you can tell us how to integrate these commands to owfs, so we can use it with ownet etc -- Schinken Backspace e.V. http://hackerspace-bamberg.de mail: [email protected] (pgp) xmpp: [email protected] (otr)
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