On 1/2/07, Jakob Haufe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone.
I'm currently looking for a monitoring program for a HP PowerTrust UPS
(A2998A) for Linux.
It seems that nut supported these UPSs until version 1.4.3. What was the
reason for the driver being removed from nut? Are there plans to
rei
On 1/2/07, Eric A. Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been using TrippLite's PowerAlert software with my RM2200XL2U rack
system and my APC BackUPS desktop systems. Unfortunately it doesn't work
with openSUSE 10.2 (the software has problems with the serial port and UPS
interfaces on openSUSE 10.
On 1/2/07, Kory Hamzeh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1. Off hand, do you know the name of the serial device for Com1 on
Fedora Core 6.0?
Should be /dev/ttyS0.
You can also find the names by running 'dmesg|grep ttyS' if your
system was recently booted, or (as root) 'cat /proc/tty/driver/serial'
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On Tue, 02 Jan 2007 12:03:29 -0700, Kory Hamzeh wrote:
> 1. Off hand, do you know the name of the serial device for Com1 on
> Fedora Core 6.0?
/dev/ttyS0
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To check if your device's USB interface is supported, try the
newhidups driver. You can run this driver (at first) as
drivers/newhidups -DD -u root auto
If the device is not (yet) supported, then please find out the vendor
id and product id of the device; they should be in the debug output
from
Kory Hamzeh wrote:
> Thanks for the info. I will give it a try. It has both a USB and a
> serial port. Eventually, I'd like to use the USB interface instead of
> the serial.
We have not tested the USB connection, but based on other drivers, this
likely is not going to work. Unless the serial-to-U
Hi,
I've been using TrippLite's PowerAlert software with my RM2200XL2U rack
system and my APC BackUPS desktop systems. Unfortunately it doesn't work
with openSUSE 10.2 (the software has problems with the serial port and UPS
interfaces on openSUSE 10.2), so I've been looking at other options. I se
Hi everyone.
I'm currently looking for a monitoring program for a HP PowerTrust UPS
(A2998A) for Linux.
It seems that nut supported these UPSs until version 1.4.3. What was the
reason for the driver being removed from nut? Are there plans to
reintegrate it?
I was playing around with the UPS and
> an easy way to test it is:
>
> open your serial port to your ups with cu (ie cu -s 2400 -l
> /dev/serialdevicename)
>
> once it is opened, hit (a couple times if needed). if you see
a
>#2, type in P4, and post back the info it returns.
Doug,
Thanks for the info. I will give it a try. It ha
On Tue, 02 Jan 2007 09:53:46 -0500, Doug Reynolds wrote:
> >
> I have an answer to your question now (i don't recall if you got an
> answer now) since I run freebsd, I finally secure nut on my system.
>
> my /var/db/nut dir looks like this:
>
> drwxr-x---2 nutmon nut 512 Jan
Hello all,
Some time ago, you all were very helpful in getting nut running on an OpenBSD
system, using--for what it's worth--a CyberPower 1500AVR.
So I finally got my FreeBSD system's UPS, also a CyberPower 1500AVR, within
reach of its serial cable and I'm trying to get nut running here. I'm g
Kory Hamzeh wrote:
We are interested in using Nut on our Federa 6.0 servers. However, our
UPS systems are sold under the name "Geek Squad" (sold through the Best
Buy chain of department stores). I'm pretty certain Geek Squad does not
manufacture these units and they just rebrand them. Does anyone
> Alternatively, we could remove the 'static' from
>
> static unsigned int poll_interval = 2;
>
> in 'drivers/main.c' and add
>
> static unsigned int poll_interval;
The latter should read
extern unsigned int poll_interval;
of course (the fingers were quicker than the brain).
Best regar
>> More generally, I'll start a discussion about the driver polling rate
>> (2 sec) which was accurate with the dumb and old smart units, but
>> which is really too high for recent / verbose units (that also support
>> an interrupt / notification mechanism, allowing to lower the polling
>> rate, w
2007/1/2, Arjen de Korte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> bug fixes are definitely welcome for the final 2.0.5...
> so don't hesitate to backport theses change.
I already did. :-)
ok, thanks.
I've not yet digged the commit list...
> More generally, I'll start a discussion about the driver polling rat
> bug fixes are definitely welcome for the final 2.0.5...
> so don't hesitate to backport theses change.
I already did. :-)
> More generally, I'll start a discussion about the driver polling rate
> (2 sec) which was accurate with the dumb and old smart units, but
> which is really too high for r
happy new year fellows,
2006/12/29, Arjen de Korte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>> It looks like the connection between driver and upsd is continuously
>>> dropping. This could be a driver problem or an upsd problem. Since the
>>> driver is not reporting anything out of the ordinary, I suggest to
>>>
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