I got a few Moteinos and shoved one in a box with a battery. I'd like to
get a few sensors (1Wire and otherwise) linked up on owexternal ..
http://www.cupidcontrols.com/?p=199
Colin
On 2/11/2014 10:37, Stuart Poulton wrote:
Colin,
Couple of thoughts, which I may have mentioned previously
I found that power up sequence of stuff on a hub can be important
On 2/13/2014 8:55 AM, Howell, Larry (Contractor) wrote:
Hi list,
I'm a new owfs user with questions about why I'm not seeing any slave devices
in the owfs directory. I'm an embedded software engineer working on a
project
Ok, on a desktop machine with a USB adapter (also supported by w1) I get:
paul@gateway:~$ sudo /opt/owfs/bin/owfs --debug -m 1wire --w1
DEBUG MODE
libow version:
2.9p2
CONNECT: owfs.c:(96) fuse mount point: 1wire
DEBUG: ow_avahi_link.c:(71) Avahi support: libavahi-client loaded
successfully
Ahha, the problem for me was that kernel module ds2490 wasn't being install
automatically.
Now w1 works well (for me X64 kernel 3.11 Ubuntu 13.10)
The startup debugging output is:
paul@gateway:~$ sudo /opt/owfs/bin/owfs --debug -m 1wire --w1
DEBUG MODE
libow version:
2.9p2
CONNECT: owfs.c:(96)
owhttpd is fairly simple minded.
Each property (like temperature, voltage, ...) has a type (interger,
boolian, raw binary, date, float, etc) and owfs just gets the value and
displays it based on type.
The code is in module/owhttpd/src/c/owhttpd_read.c
In fact, for read-write binary data, the
?!!?!?!? where you get a onewire using x64 hardware?
2014-02-17 0:53 GMT-03:00 Paul Alfille paul.alfi...@gmail.com:
Ahha, the problem for me was that kernel module ds2490 wasn't being
install automatically.
Now w1 works well (for me X64 kernel 3.11 Ubuntu 13.10)
The startup debugging
