Hi Jan,
well, using echo wasn't a problem at all because owwrite give the same
results.
I ended up looking other .c of owfs and activating debug until I got what
was needed. At the end:
1. in the structure, that particular write needs to be:
{"io_valve", 2, NON_AGGREGATE, ft_ascii, fc_stable, NO_
Am 18.01.2017 um 18:12 schrieb Gabrijel Erman:
> I can read the device without any problems but if I try to write
> echo "22" > io_valve.ALL
>
To sort out problems with CRLF, please set up owserver and use the
owwrite tool instead of echo.
Kind regards
Jan
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Hi,
I developed a custom 1-wire slave device that requires 2 bytes to be sent
on write. Complete .c file is as follows:
#include
#include "owfs_config.h"
#include "ow_e5_device.h"
#define _1W_E5_READ 0x51
#define _1W_E5_WRITE 0x53
READ_FUNCTION(FS_read_status);
WRITE_FUNCTION(FS_write_va
