Hello,
is there a software connecting a ESP8266+DS18B20 to an existing owfs
infrastructure
(e.g. owserver)?
Hardware would be like this:
http://www.elec-cafe.com/temperature-sensor-on-the-web-with-esp8266-and-ds18b20/
Background is, that I already have owfs support in my Software and it would
b
Jan Kandziora wrote:
> Yeah, I'm going to include the
> 100-fix-netlink-w1-status-message-detection.patch. Do you have an email
> address of marcin1j so we can attribute it properly?
Unfortunately not. I just found the discussion on
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=98772
a
Jan Kandziora wrote:
> I think it's enough stuff for a new release, since the last one which was
> in March.
Would you mind adding these patches as well:
https://github.com/marcin1j/openwrt-packages/tree/develop/utils/owfs/patches
Without them owfs won't work on recent Raspbian (jessie) when us
Paul Alfille wrote:
> So if called a second time, it closes everything and restarts. That's fine
> if that's what you wanted to do. If you just want to init-if-needed, not
> quite what you want.
The latter is basically what I want. If there is a Method to figure
out if init has already called th
Sven Geggus wrote:
> is there a possibility to tell if OW_init has already been called and
> if not will I risk memory leaks if OW_init is called more than once?
Hm, I just saw, that I could use OW_present("/") but this just
returns -1:
int main() {
OW_init("localhost:4
Hello,
is there a possibility to tell if OW_init has already been called and
if not will I risk memory leaks if OW_init is called more than once?
Regards
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nellyt wrote:
> Could you say how you've managed that pls.
> sudo apt-get install owfs
> installs 2.8p15-1
> for me :(
Unfortunately there is no Debian Package of a newer version, but 2.8p15-1 is
good enough for most use cases.
I have writte a blog post about different methods of connecting 1-w
Mick Sulley wrote:
> Why does it install to different places? Is there some way to instruct
> it where to install?
This is just Linux filesystem standard like on any desktop Linux as
well :)
Manually installed stuff goes to /opt/ or /usr/local while Software
installed from the Package reposit
Hello,
I think about the following scenario:
[owfs] +- /dev/i2c-1 --I2C-bus--+-- DS248x --w1-bus-- 1-wire devices
||
other software-++-- other I2C device
Is it possible to have "other software" communication with "other I2C
d
Paul Alfille wrote:
> Perhaps everything is run as root on the pi, but W1 requires root access.
> Could that be the problem?
No. I also tried running my Software as root to eliminate permission
problems as the cause of the problem.
This said I will go for an owserver (bound to localhost) anyway
Paul Alfille wrote:
> owcapi uses the same library as owserver so should work fine with
> OW_init("--w1") in the init call.
Unfortunately it does seem to behave differently.
Here ist the code:
This version works fine:
#include
#include
int main() {
char *s1;
size_t slen1;
OW_init("loca
Hello,
Marcin Jurkowski just fixed the Kernel w1 driver problem:
https://lkml.org/lkml/2013/3/2/76
Nice stuff for people who want to be able to connect temperature
sensors to Raspberry Pi (like on http://webshed.org/wiki/RaspberryPI_DS1820)
with minimal effort using just a pullup-resistor and the
Attila wrote:
> So I need to wait, or find a stable USB adapter...
I would recomend using a DS2483, works best for me so far.
My schematic at http://home.geggus.net/pub/raspio.pdf includes an
additional IC for galvanic insulation.
Sven
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Attila wrote:
> In the same time I'm able to see the files what w1 mounts
> (/sys/bus/w1/devices)
Unfortunately this is a Kernel Bug!
See my posting on this list for
details.
Sven
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Kurt Mueller wrote:
> Are you sure with DS9490B, not DS9490R?
The R-version of cource DS9490B is for ibutton.
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Guy COLIN wrote:
> Just to give information about owfs running on Raspberry pi, with latest
> Raspbian and owfs from the repository of the distribution.
> Everything is just perfect
Hm, my impression is not that perfect.
There are 3 ways of connecting 1-wire to Raspberry PI which I tried but on
Sven Geggus wrote:
> I will see if I can reproduce this with a current Kernel any mail the W1
> maintainer if so.
OK, exact same Problem on my x86 desktop machine using a DS9490.
I just reported the bug to the maintainer of the w1 subsystem and
the Linux Kernel Mailinglist.
Sven
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Tomasz Torcz wrote:
> I had problems with w1 on x86, too:
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=857954
> I'm not sure if the backtrace is the same.
This is almost certainly the same Problem.
crash happens in w1_search function in both cases thus this looks like a
general Problem in w1
Paul Alfille wrote:
> I think the w1 kernel module has been broken for a while. Not just our
> code, but the module itself.
In the meantime I discovered that this is not a Raspberry Pi Problem but a
generic Problem of the Kernel driver (most likely w1-gpio) as it does also
occur on the beaglebon
Sven Geggus wrote:
> ... and hard freezes the system afterwords.
By connecting a serial cable I was able to capture the following:
[ 124.782340] Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address
fff8
[ 124.794879] pgd = cab8c000
[ 124.799807] [fff8] *pgd=0bffe821, *
Hello,
as an alternative to the DS2483 busmaster setup I just tried using
w1-gpio.
Unfortunately this will produce a system freeze :(
I'm uncertain if the problem is with the w1-gpio module, owfs or
both.
Here is what I do (stock version of owfs from raspian wheezy 2.8p15):
~/ # owserver --er
Guy COLIN wrote:
> But agree with you tout go direct to 1wire bus from raspberry pi using
> ds2483 i2c to 1wire ils more simple.
Just one single Chip because DS2483 already does 3.3V to 5V conversion.
Sven
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Todd Turner wrote:
> Has anyone successfully used the serial port on the raspberry pi for owfs?
Hm I think i2c is the better Interface for this. Using a DS2483 one
single Bus Master chip is sufficient.
> I currently have my 5 V network connected to the serial port on my wrt54gl
> via a opto-iso
P4trykx wrote:
> Then everything works with 5V (1-wire) to power and 3.3V to SLPZ
> DS18B20 powered reading temperature takes 0.7s
> in parasite power 1.2s
Jepp, same here.
When using the CVS version --no_PPM is no longer needed:
owfs-cvs/ > ./module/owserver/src/c/owserver --i2c=/dev/i2c-0:18
Vajk Fekete wrote:
> Also to note, that when the parasite power mode is used, the 5v pin of the
> 18s20 has to be connected to the gnd pin.
*argh*
OK, DS2483 works fine here with power supply pin connected to either
5V or GND.
Open question: Is a DS9503 recommended when using a DS2483?
I once
Paul Alfille wrote:
> 3.3V is probably too low for temperature conversion.
The DS2483 is powered by 5V
> -85C is the error
> temperature reading.
I know.
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Paul Alfille wrote:
> The easiest solution to DS2483 use is just to add "--no_PPM" to the command
> line of a working OWFS version.
Ah, cool. Seems to work fine even with the Version of owfs supplied by
Raspbian wheezy and installed via apt-get (2.8p15).
I just connected the DS2483 on a breadbo
p4trykx wrote:
> Fist remember that Raspis i2c runs at 3.3V and won't tolarate higher
> volatges.
This is why I ask.
> For testing you can power DS2483 with 3.3V.
> However the official release does not yet support DS2483. It should be
> added to the next one.
This is not a problem, I alre
Hello,
i just got two DS2483 samples (because SOT23 seem to be the most
amateur friendly package of the I2C bus-masters).
I want to connect this device to my Raspberry Pi now.
Looking at the schematic in the datasheet I have two questions:
* I need two pullup resistors to 3.3V, while the chip ha
"Martin Patzak (GMX)" wrote:
> So, I did not use fake-mode at all. I am not even running owfs on my
> test-machine. Again it only works if you use the fuse-filesystem!
Unfortunately not applicable to my use-case. I'm currently using the c-api
in my Software.
Interesting solution anyway because
Hello,
I have been looking at the simulation mode of owfs if this might be
useful as a unit test for my software.
Well basically it's not because a constant value is not what one
usually gets from real world sensors. Currently I'm testing using
fake mode which is only somewhat annoying because o
Cyril Lavier wrote:
> I planned to make a squeeze-backport of it, but I didn't have time to
> perform it.
Backporting owfs ist quite straight forward.
I did some backports back injanuary. Just use the following in
/etc/apt/sources.list to use them:
deb http://geggus.net/debian squeeze main
Sv
Hello,
register level peripheral programming Information of the BCM2835 processor
has been published now:
http://dmkenr5gtnd8f.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/BCM2835-ARM-Peripherals.pdf
Probably of interest for a few people here.
Sven
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Paul Alfille wrote:
> Why "non-free"? I'm guessing there are other repository contents that are
> non-free since owfs is GPL2 and similar even less restrictive licenses.
Not needed in this case. Just cut and paste from my own configfile.
Sven
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Mick Sulley wrote:
> Is there any way that I can test that?
The packages I build for Debian stable also work on Ubuntu 10.11
So you might want to install them from here:
deb http://geggus.net/debian squeeze main
however building them from sources is probably better:
* Put the following into /
Paul Alfille wrote:
> It would be common to need both owfs owhttpd and owserver at the same
> time. Could that be accomodated in the packaging scheme?
This is working fine in the official Debian package. Any reason why
Ubuntu packaging is not based on this one?
I'm quite certain that it will j
Stuart Poulton wrote:
> Ok, firstly GPIO's on the RPi are 3v3 not 5v so not suited to longer
> distance, there is no buffering or protection present.
3.3V to 5V converters are not that much of a problöem. One could even use an
Optocoupler for galvanic isolation.
> I believe that an i2c driver
Stuart Poulton wrote:
> Happy to take any feedback
Why I2C? AFAIK the w1-gpio-custom Kernel driver does provide a 1-wire
Interface on any GPIO Pin which provides w1 compatible Voltage and owfs can
sit on top of this. So at best we will not need any external Hardware at
all. I think Raspberry Pi
Phil White wrote:
> Now, I have never (successfully) done any cross compilation.
> Could someone start on a HOWTO for dummies for this device - or, better
> yet, could we have an optimised, static binary available for download?
It is almost certainly possible to nativly compile owfs on the devic
p4trykx wrote:
> It has modified Debian 5.0 on it. And it has already one thermometer on
> I2C bus.
I got one now and installed Debian (Embedded Debian to be exact).
Do you know if the internal thermometer is 1-wire based and accessible by owfs?
Sven
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Kurt Forsberg wrote:
> I'm just curious if anyone else has experienced similar trouble with
> DS2480B adapters or any others.
As USB is availably on almost any computer today, I tend to use
DS2490 Interfaces most of the time.
Sven
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p4trykx wrote:
> Maybe someone more advanced in electronics and 1-wire could ask him about
> it there? I see and option that there would be an uart port(ds2480b) or
> i2c for DS2482-800 connected directly to Pi? Or am I getting it all wrong?
If there are GPIO pins there is probably a softwar
p4trykx wrote:
> I've read that it can run Debian or Archlinux.
I already use Debian on Sheevaplug and it is running very nice there.
I just found http://www.kroonen.eu/wiki/ and ordered[1] one.
Sven
[1] Cheapest German shop I found is Pollin Elektronik (€45):
http://www.pollin.de/shop/dt/MzU
p4trykx wrote:
> It can run OpenWrt.
Do you know if a full featured Linux Distribution is an Option?
I currently have a Sheevaplug Computer running Debian squeeze and the least
current vanilla kernel. Does not make much of a difference compared to a
real PC running Linux. I even use the officia
Paul Alfille wrote:
> $ sudo /opt/owfs/bin/owserver --debug --passive /dev/ttyUSB0
Oh shit, seems to be a Layer 8 problem, well at least to some extent.
Have a look at my original posting. Here ist what I did use:
owserver -p 5 -d /dev/ttyUSB0 --error_print 2 --error_level 3 --foreground
Paul Alfille wrote:
> We certainly didn't intentionally break passive adapter support. Thanks for
> the report.
How can I help debugging?
Sven
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Nico Bouthoorn wrote:
> Same experience, but the passive adapter was/is very slow and not so
> reliable as the ds2480
Shure, but I don't think owfs dropped support intentionaly, did they? I did
even have a passive Adapter which was able to supply power from the PC to
temperature sensors by mean
Hello,
I just tried using owfs with my old passive Adapter (just a few
diodes) which once worked using some older Version of owfs.
While it seems to work with digitemp...
> digitemp_DS9097 -s /dev/ttyUSB0 -v -w
DigiTemp v3.5.0 Copyright 1996-2007 by Brian C. Lane
GNU Public License v2.0 - http
Phil White wrote:
> I then started to look at a Sheevaplug - but that doesn't seem versatile
> enough.
> Therefore, I was wondering, does anyone run OWFS on top of a router/switch?
I just installed the Debian packages on my Sheevaplug. I have build them for
Debian squeeze.
Sven
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Willard Korfhage wrote:
> Pogoplug is cheap. I see they are going for $30 today at buy.com.
Nice, but unfortunately they do not seem to be available this cheap outside
the US.
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/m
Roberto Spadim wrote:
> hi guys, what's the smallest device, and the cheaper device that owfs can
> run?
I would assume, that this has to be a gpio pin in conjunction with the w1
Kernel driver. However generic PC Hardware does usually not have these.
Sven
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Chad Baker wrote:
> Having a problem with owserver & owhttpd on a new machine I just
> installed. owfs works fine, but owserver and/or owhttpd produces a
> segmentation fault. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Probably this one:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=646764
Wo
Hello,
I just got a BeageBoard-xM which features a OnBoard 1-wire Interface:
--cut--
7.26.6 HDQ 1-Wire
The HDQ/1-Wire module implements the hardware protocol of the master
functions of the Benchmarq HDQ and the Dallas Semiconductor 1-Wire®
protocols. These protocols use a single wire for communic
Vincent Danjean wrote:
> I just uploaded 2.8p13+dfsg1-4 with --disable-owmalloc. The spurious
> messages at start time disappear on my computer. Report here (or in a
Please also remove --enable-owtraffic.
Regards
Sven
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Vincent Danjean wrote:
> I just uploaded 2.8p13+dfsg1-4 with --disable-owmalloc. The spurious
> messages at start time disappear on my computer.
Thanks!
There is another Problem:
"owserver" produces a segmentation fault on a system with no running
avahi-daemon (at least on squeeze).
A worka
Vincent Danjean wrote:
> Yesterday, I repacked the source tarball without the DLL and I
> reuploaded the package. It has been accepted today:
> http://packages.qa.debian.org/o/owfs.html
I just tried to use it and I've got a question :)
When trying to compile my own code using owcapi everything
Paul Alfille wrote:
> The snipet you show suggests a USB disconnect and then rescan and
> reconnect. A 1-wire short shouldn't cause this (though I've never done
> the test) but perhaps shorting out the 5V line might. Or a loose
> connector.
>
> Can you give more information about your setup?
Sh
Paul Alfille wrote:
> Speed improvements for the w1 subsystem
Hm, is this the recommended way to use a 2490 USB Adapter?
I recently had some trouble with communication failures and bus
resets using libusb.
Unfortunately I don't know if these are hardware or software problems:
DEFAULT: ow_ds9
owtcl does not seem to work with the current Version of owfs :(
System is Debian stable (lenny).
All I need is the following command:
~/ > echo "package require ow; ::OW::init localhost:5; ::OW::get /" |tclsh
*** glibc detected *** tclsh: double free or corruption (top): 0x09525c38 ***
===
Paul Alfille wrote:
> It's easy to give address and port as 10.0.2.1:4305 but I don't see a common
> way to specify an IPv6 location.
In Browsers an IPv6 Adress is written like this:
http://[aa:bb:cc::xx]:/
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Ilya Pravdivtsev wrote:
> Debian packages coming soon.
Do you provide deb-src URI?
If so, we would easily be able to build them ourselfes.
Sven
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Gregg Levine wrote:
> I saw that. It has one annoying pretense. That everyone has IPv6
> access outside of their LAN. I do not have such access.
There are free tunnel brokers like sixxs.net which I am using at home
for quite some time now. Works pretty well! One would surely need
some kind of fi
Hi there,
this looks nice:
http://hackaday.com/2009/12/02/ipv6-to-1-wire-protocol-translator/
I consider this an interesting idea which would allow for sensors to
be adressed directly via ipv6 :)
Sven
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Paul Alfille wrote:
> Briefly, this is something first poularized by Apple under the name of
> Bonjour. A server and udp protocol for devices and services (like
> printers, music sources, etc) to announce their presence and
> configuration.
*Argh* sounds like something which one does not want to
Paul Alfille wrote:
> 3. There are problems with the autoconf libraries like Avahi or Bonjour.
> Perhaps add --nozero when running owserver?
Hm, what exactly does this --nozero switch do?
I've got the exact same Problem with owfs-2.7p24 on Debian stable (lenny).
And I'm not running some of this
Hello,
I have been using the debian package of owfs even after upgrading
from etch to lenny. This is still working fine.
As up-to-date debian packages are still unavailable I tried to compile
owfs-2.7p24 myself...
(./configure --prefix=/usr/local/owfs-2.7p24 --enable-debian)
Unfortunately I jus
Hello,
I'm using owcapi (owfs-2.7p23), everything seems to work fine, but I
get quite a lot of "SELECT_LOW root path" Messages on stdout.
Are these debug messages and if so how could I disable them?
The Hardware I'm using is a custom Interface based on DS1490F
Sven
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Matthias Urlichs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's probably too late for Lenny (blame the fact that some other jobs
> help me to actually feed my family :-/ )
Probably it would be a good Idea to submit the Debian specific changes to
the upstream Version. This should reduce your workload as a main
Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> cd owfs
> ./bootstrap
> ./configure
> make
> sudo make install
Would be nice if these steps could be raplced by sudo dpkg-buildpackage as
an alternative.
Unfortuately there is still no official debain package.
Sven
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Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The DS2482 is supported, as accessed by /dev/i2c. Is this clever hack
> supported by the kernel?
I have no Idea. Looks like there is currently no linux support yet.
--cut--
Edit 5/10/08: Linux support is coming along nicely. Once that code is stable
and
Dear owfs developers,
I came across this article:
http://www.paintyourdragon.com/uc/i2c/index.html
Do you think, that one might be able to adapt DS2482 and owfs?
Regards
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Hello,
OW_init does not seem to return a non-zero value if no owserser is
running on a given port! Is this the intended behaviour?
Try this:
#include
#include
int main() {
int ret;
ret=OW_init("localhost:12345");
printf("ret: %d\n",ret);
}
I would expect to get a non-zero return value,
Christian Magnusson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I fixed some problem in the CVS now. Had problem to cross-compile
> everything.
Good stuff!
Everything finaly works on freewrt with your current cvs Version.
I'm using my home-made DS2490 based 1-wire Multiboard:
http://geggus.net/sven/1-wiremb
Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmmm... looks like you aren't using the current CVS version
I do use the current CVS version (I just call this 2.7p5, to make the
frewewrt build-script happy).
> (or you are linking against older libs).
well, freewrt is using uClibc-0.9.28, as I already
Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I put in an easier solution, a custom rolled reader/writer lock. It's inthe
> CVS, and if it works for you, I'll expand it's use to other areas that would
> benefit. (Cache reads, and the rare write locking of the available adapters
> when zero-config scan
Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looking though the uClibc source code, the function IS there:
> http://uclibc.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/trunk/uClibc/libpthread/linuxthreads/rwlock.c?rev=13745&view=log
This might have to do something with __USE_UNIX98, which does not seem to be
defined whi
Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> can you try the CVS version easily?
As I try to use the official freewrt build-script I needed to fake a
newer release. This is however easy enough :)
CVS code now results in another compile error:
In file included from ../../../owlib/src/include/ow.h:2
Christian Magnusson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * This workaround will probably be fixed in uClibc-0.9.28
Has this been fixed in uClibc-0.9.28?
The Question I ask ist because I get the same error when trying to
compile owfs-2.7p4 on freewrt trunk which is using uClibc-0.9.28.
Sven
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Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you using the last release (2.7p4) or the CVS?
Yes!
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Christian Magnusson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> They are compiled against Whiterussian RC5. Libc is older in this
> distribution and they will not work on Kamikaze-installations.
As I won't be able to get WPA2 working with the Whiterussian release
I decided to go for FreeWRT which happens to be
Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://owfs.org/index.php?page=asus-wirelesswim-heirman
> http://owfs.org/index.php?page=wl-hdd
Concerning the packages on "http://owfs.sourceforge.net/openwrt/packages/";
What Version of Openwrt are they for?
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Hi there,
I need to setup an Asus WL500g Deluxe with 1-wire support USB _and_
working wireless LAN (station mode).
I suppose that a binary distribution is not enough, because I would
also need to compile a custom application using owcapi and a
cross-compiler.
Debian would also be an option, but
Jan Kandziora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems the config syntax of udev has changed again. However, I came up
> with a much simpler solution: I set up a file
> /etc/udev/rules.d/46-ds2490.rules with the line
>
> SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="04fa", ATTRS{idProduct}=="2490",
> PROGRA
Matthias Urlichs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> which downloads as a tar.gz file.
Nice, works out of the box using debian etch.
I just called "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot" which gave me the following
packages:
owfs_2.7p2-1_i386.deb
libowfs27_2.7p2-1_i386.deb
fuseowfs_2.7p2-1_i386.deb
owfs-dev_2.
Matthias Urlichs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The patch is also available at
> http://alt.smurf.noris.de/debian/stable/source/owfs_2.7p1-1.diff.gz
> or from my git repository (http://netz.smurf.noris.de/git/owfs.git),
> which mirrors the "official" owfs repo.
Hm, would you mind providing a tarbal
Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Basically ownet is a client that does only the network communication and
> interpretation of the owserver protocol. Would you be interested in
> creating the tcl ownet client?
I am in principle, but might not have enough time until january. Maybe I can
ha
Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> owmon is pure tcl/Tk -- no compiling or special libraries are needed.
Hm, is it possible to extract the (pure tcl) owfs client code from this
Software?
If so I would be able to run my Application Software on any PC (including
Windows) without modificatio
Matthias Urlichs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Debian packages have been uploaded to Unstable; I'll provide backports
> once the packages has passed Debian's new-upload processing.
Where did the package go?
While it disappeared from http://ftp-master.debian.org/new.html,
it is still unavailable i
Matthias Urlichs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Debian packages have been uploaded to Unstable; I'll provide backports
> once the packages has passed Debian's new-upload processing.
Thank you!
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Alfille, Paul H.,M.D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you can outline the procedure, I'll try to automate it for each
> new release.
Out of curiosity. How is this going?
There is still no debian package available in the main repository and
the source tarball of owfs does not even include a debia
Christian Magnusson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I checked in the changes into the CVS.
OK! Current CVS Version is working fine for me now!
Sven
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Jan Kandziora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your interface may drain too much power on power-on from your notebook's
> USB port. Try inserting choke coils into the +5V and GND lines (a few µH).
He might also be able to work around this Problem at least for testing
purposes using an active USB HUB.
Serg Oskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need 2-3 days for checked and fixed.
I don't think that this is a Problem of owtcl anymore, because I get
the same error with owcapi. See my other posting on this Topic.
Sven
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Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds like a bug in owcapi -- I'll check.
downgrading to 2.5p10 did fix this for me, if this helps.
My C-code as well as my TCL-code is working fine using this Version.
Sven
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Jan Kandziora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Try inserting "::OW::get uncached" inbetween. Does it work now?
Same Problem :(
Sven
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Serg Oskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> $ tclsh
> % package require ow
> 0.1
> % ::OW::version
> owtcl: 0.1
> libow: 2.6p5
> %
Ah OK!
Sven
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While owserver, owhttpd and owfs are working fine owtcl seems to be
broken :(
::OW::put works fine but ::OW::get seems to be broken!
When try to use the following code in owfs 2.6p5:
--cut--
#!/usr/bin/tclsh
package require ow
::OW::init localhost:5
::OW::get /uncached/10.B963D4000800/t
Hi there,
is there a particular reason, why the tcl Interface still has a
Version Number of 0.1?
I would like to see the real Version here to enable my script to
check for the Version Number of owfs.
As 2.6p5 is not possible as a tcl Version Number I would Vote for 2.6
Regards
Sven
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Jan Kandziora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Solid state relays, e.g. by OptoZZ or similar behave as a LED on
> low voltage side. If you like to build such a thing yourself, try
> e.g. MOC3043.
I think that a mechanical Relay Output would better suited for my purpose
than a solid state relay.
I w
Hello,
not exactly a Software Question but anyway. I intend to switch mains
connected devices by 1-wire. Any suggestion for a suitable circuit?
Sven
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