CVS or even Source Forge is not working

Hello!
Paul, when you get a moment please check with the folks at
SourceForge. It seems something over there who holds our project and
perhaps a lot of them have crashed. I can't download anything from CVS
on Linux, and the update fails with connection refused on Cygwin.
(Same error on Linux.)

And of course to login to create a ticket for this results in it not
being presented because the system causes people to log back in when
they click create ticket.
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Re: CVS or even Source Forge is not working

Yes. The Sourceforge CVS servers for OWFS are down.
https://sourceforge.net/apps/wordpress/sourceforge/

Quite a shame, since I've fixed the problem with owcapi (and owtcl by
extension).

Paul Alfille

On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 8:50 PM, Gregg Levine <gregg.drwho8 <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello!
> Paul, when you get a moment please check with the folks at
> SourceForge. It seems something over there who holds our project and
> perhaps a lot of them have crashed. I can't download anything from CVS
> on Linux, and the update fails with connection refused on Cygwin.
> (Same error on Linux.)
>
> And of course to login to create a ticket for this results in it not
> being presented because the system causes people to log back in when
> they click create ticket.
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> Gregg C Levine gregg.drwho8 <at> gmail.com
> "This signature fought the Time Wars, time and again."
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Re: FAT: FAT read failed (blocknr 2)

Today I rebooted the system and now the problems seems to be gone.

-Lauri

Lauri Laukkarinen wrote:
> Hello. I compiled and installed fuse-2.8.0-pre3 and owfs-2.7p23 in 
> debian lenny with kernel 2.6.26-2-686. Everything works fine, but my 
> dmesg and kern.log fills up from messages:
> 
> [2991011.898467] FAT: FAT read failed (blocknr 2)
> [2991011.900004] FAT: FAT read failed (blocknr 2)
> 
> I guess every time I read temperature, I get this error. Does anybody 
> know, how to fix it?
> 
> -Lauri
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Re: Good source for a 1-wire hub?

On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 03:14:04PM -0700, Marc MERLIN wrote:
> AAG electronica is a no go (out of stock), and it looks like I'm going to
> have to pressure them through my credit card just to get them to replace my
> non working humidity sensor (they are horrible to work with).

So just for the archive, I got my AAG humidity sensor swapped for the second
time and this one seems to work.
I think the AAG people mean well but it sounds like a very lean operation
where not answering Email for over a week is the norm :-/ and replacing
something can take 3-4 weeks easily (I tried an advance replacement myself
by buying a new sensor when I was getting no answer on getting mine
replaced, and it was finally shipped to me quite a while later after the one
I returned via ground had been received, negating the entire advanced
replacement thing).

But despite the very long delays, AAG was square and re-imbursed me for the
advance replacement as well as sent a new sensor eventually. You just can't
be in a hurry, at all.

Marc
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BAE0910 and p33

Hello,

I am fidling with a BAE0910 directly on the DS9490 usb adapter with
2.7p33 but the device doesn't show up.
The red led is on but the device is not listed, am I messing something up?

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Re: BAE0910 and p33

Op 03-04-10 09:54, Pascal Baerten schreef:

> Hi Japie,
> 
> are you seeing other devices on the bus ?
> what are the params used to start your ow daemon ?
> is there something connected on the on the tinyboard?
> did you see the device with prior owfs versions?
> did you get same issue on both devices?

Hello Pascal,

I am seeing other devices and tried with different parameters, the
tinyboard has nothing connected and both devices don't showup. (one has
a red led and the other orange, for the record)
Will try an earlier version...

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Re: BAE0910 and p33

Op 03-04-10 13:09, Jaap Struyk schreef:

>> did you see the device with prior owfs versions?

p29 doesn't show it either, will led shine if wrong connected?

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Re: BAE0910 and p33

Op 03-04-10 15:47, Pascal Baerten schreef:

> I suspect a power issue.
> To connect it right: from left to riht: Ground, +5v supply, DQ (1-wire)
> Even with only gnd & dq, the led will lightly light on, but the chip will
> not be enough powered.

OK, never suspected the absence of 5v would mess me up, I currently use
a bunch of sensors with only data and ground so no 5v line (yet)
available, will make one asap and let you know...

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