Which distribution have you installed on your router?
Have you compiled libc yourself? Is it glibc or uclibc ?
tsearch should be a part of libc, but I have added my own tdestroy()
function if that is missing from the libc.
/Christian
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Hi Pedro,
Peter Kropf wrote the python support and will be interested in your work,
I'm sure. You've been working very intensely. It may take more than 2 days
fpr him to respond.
Persistent tcp connections are a new optional feature. There has been a
recent string that explains them.
And we'd
Hi all.
I found out that it does not work to set the host and port in the call
to ownet.init() as in the following below.
import ownet
ownet.init('sid:')
a = ownet.Sensor('10BCC4C8000800')
print a.temperature
ownet.finish()
But after changing line 149 in _init_.py
from
self._connection =
Hi all,
I have some trouble to get owpython to work. I have come so far that it
seems to fail in the _get method.
The following small program fails on the second _get()
import ow
ow.init('localhost:')
#works
print ow._get('/10.A264C8000800')
#fails
print
I understand we have a few options with LCD panels however is there a unit that
works better with OWFS
cheers
rob-
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with
The current Aag-Design (the one with 3 push-buttons) seems not to be
supported. If you want to buy one, take the Luis Swart Panel or the
Hobbyboards-Panel. If you want to build one take Maxim or Hobbyboards.
Rob Conway wrote:
I understand we have a few options with LCD panels however is there a
I've got the Hobby-boards one working. I've got a 4x40 LCD (actually
two 2x40's addressed independently but built together as one LCD) and
it works. The only thing I need to do is wire it up so that both of
them work since right now it's just the top half that works.
They hobby boards design
Ok, I tried the current CVS version under SUSE 10.1 with your exact command
line and it works for me:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/owfs owserver -u -C -p --mountpoint=/mnt/1wire
--error_level=9 --foreground
CALL: PARSENAME path=[]
CONNECT: Adapter found: 001/008
DEFAULT: Opened USB DS9490 adapter
Seems like I keep finding things with OWNet lately. It looks like no
matter what you put for a hostname, like
my $owserver=OWNet-new('10.0.0.36:4304');
OWNet will only connect to localhost. You can point it at any IP, and as
long as you have owserver running on localhost, you are good. I've
LCD in 4 bits just need 6 pins, like mikroeletronica tell in mikroC manual
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
I've got the Hobby-boards one working. I've got a 4x40 LCD (actually
two 2x40's addressed independently but built together as one LCD) and
it works. The only thing I need to do is wire it
On 2/10/07, Paul Alfille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I tried the current CVS version under SUSE 10.1 with your exact command
line and it works for me:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/owfs owserver -u -C -p --mountpoint=/mnt/1wire
--error_level=9 --foreground
CALL: PARSENAME path=[]
CONNECT:
On 2/10/07, Paul Alfille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Persistent tcp connections are a new optional feature. There has been a
recent string that explains them.
Ok, I'll look into it.
And we'd love to have the ruby code included!
Cool. I'll clean it up and submit it.
Pedro.
On 2/10/07, Peter Kropf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Pedro -
I'm (slowly) in the process of implementing the changes needed for
persistent tcp support in the ownet Python module. It'll take me a few
more days but I'll see about incorporating your suggestions into the
code also.
Great. Does
Ok, I tried the current CVS version under SUSE 10.1 with your exact command
line and it works for me:
It obviously does. What kernel version? Vanilla kernel or SUSE kernel?
I tried CVS now. No go, same fault.
I am using libusb-0.1.2 (default).
I run owserver as root, so I can't see any
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