J Jones

Q1: No issues after that fix - been using fine for a while now Q2: Yes - you can mochad as your line listener It should work fine for what you are designing. I use an old (2012) X10-compatible Insteon hub (model# 2242-222) for web interface (because you get scheduling and easy add/remove interface built in), but easy enough and more fun to build your own! Good luck. On Thursday, June 11, 2020, 1:33:16 PM EDT, Eric L. Edberg <ericledberg@users.sourceforge.net> wrote: Hello: J. Jones... I recently...

I bought my first pi and tried setting up an X10 controller service. mochad seems to be the most used tool for driving the CM15a (and that is what I have). It compiled easily, but hung repeatedly just using basic "echo | nc" test commands... I straced and just saw a futex loop there, not very obvious what was happening. I got some parameter length complaint when it broke with sigterm. So, I looked at the way the author was interfacing through usblib (complicated stuff!) and found this function "libusb_fill_interrupt_transfer"...

I bought my first pi and tried setting up an X10 controller service. mochad seems to be the most used tool for driving the CM15a (and that is what I have). It compiled easily, but hung repeatedly just using basic "echo | nc" test commands... I straced and just saw a futex loop there, not very obvious what was happening. I got some parameter length complaint when it broke with sigterm. So, I looked at the way the author was interfacing through usblib (complicated stuff!) and found this function "libusb_fill_interrupt_transfer"...