Johnny

Hi David, Here is a quick and dirty patch to the pobd_logger script to address your specific problem. I have included the context diff inline below, and also as an attachment should the inline version get mangled. The changes are simple enough that you could just make the changes manually using your favorite editor, or you could also use the patch utility if you are familiar with that. (Anyone else following this thread should ignore this patch!) If you are lazy, the only important change is to the...

Hi David, You probably know that you can terminate pobd_logger by pressing CTRL+C. This is not a problem when running on a laptop, but on a headless system like the Raspberry Pi, this obviously isn't an option. (I'm am just guessing that you are referring to running on the RPi since you mentioned the pobd_logger_stderr.log file). Getting pobd_logger to terminate by itself on the Rasperry Pi when the engine is turned off was a tricky problem that took a bit of doing. The current mechanism isn't perfect...

Hi David, Thanks for posting to the list. I get questions by email from time to time, but the user community does not get the benefit of the answers in those situations. So, I encourage user's with questions to post them here when possible. As far as logging Parameter IDs with a mode other than 0x01, the code isn't currently designed to do that. In principle, that is certainly possible, but it would involve quite a bit of work to implement. The main complication is that each mode/PID combination...

Running Perl OBD-II Logger on the new Raspberry Pi 2 Model B in "headless" mode

Release 0.03 of Perl OBD-II Logger is now available for download

Introduction The notes distributed with the Perl OBD-II logger software (see the...