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Hi Jonathan,
You can use my full name rather than pp_314156.
The code I posted wasn't elegant -- I just wanted to see if it was going to work or not.
I'd be happy to test the next release. I purchased two 20A current sensors to connect to the hot lines of a 220v main panel (Canadian residential customers get two hots and a neutral for 110/220 volt service) so that I could graph and...
2008-11-07 02:42:42 UTC in W1RETAP
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How to read a generic sensor that uses a Smart Batter Monitor chip
Run w1find and look at the output to get the serial number for the iButtonLink MultiSensor MS-TC. The serial number will starts with 26 because it is a smart batter monitor.
When w1retap processes the configuration lines in the sensors file or database, it uses the entry after the serial number to determine the type of...
2008-11-06 22:01:59 UTC in W1RETAP
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Tanks, I solved it. The error message was confusing me. The program couldn't read the rc and sensors files and then failed during subsequent calls. Perhaps I'll add a descriptive error message.
For anyone reading this thread, I have successfully compiled and used w1retap now with the latest versions if Debian and Ubuntu without problems.
2008-11-06 21:57:32 UTC in W1RETAP
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Has anyone successfully compiled this under Debian and got w1retap to execute ? Debian (2.6.18-6-686)
The following appears to complete without errors:
./configure
make
make install
What works:
w1find, mweather, temp, gethumd, counter
What doesn't work:
w1retap fails with the error:
Init fails: No w1_init() in init= loadable library
Regards,
Peter.
2008-09-29 19:32:35 UTC in W1RETAP
