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> Eduard wrote:
> > --- In nslu2-linux@
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> >> I use a NSLU2 with unslung v6.10, owfs-2.7p28-
> >>
> >> The problem i have is that i only can change the PIO.BYTE option. The PIO.ALL
> >> and the PIO.0 to PIO.7 options won't work.
> >>
> >> I installed the Maxim 1-wire viewer on a Windows PC and connected the I/O board.
> >> With the 1-wire viewer software i can control all the PIO options.
> >>
> >> Today i installed Ubuntu with OWFS and was able to use every PIO option.
> >> So i think there is a problem with the current OWFS version available for NSLU2
> >> devices?
> >>
> >> Can someone help me solving this problem?
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> > No one who has a suggestion/solution ?
> >
> You might try to provide a little more information for someone to be
> able to help you. You've told us it works on other systems, and we know
> what firmware you're running -- but you haven't mentioned anything about
> the failure mode or the tools you are using to test this. For example:
> "I'm using the following shell script to write a value to the PIO
> whatever-it-
> to the "echo" statement on line 17, the script fails with a "permission
> denied" message, as you can see in the output below. The directory
> listing (included below) clearly shows that the PIO whatever-it-
> has "w" permissions for world.."
>
> A script (or code, if its not a script) would also be helpful for
> someone else to test. (I'm several hundred miles away from my slug, so
> it'll be a week or more before I can look to see what mine does; it's
> happily running owserver/owfs on the latest SlugOS dev builds).
>
> -Mike (mwester)
>
Mike,
To test the setup i use the OWFS website (owhttpd) on port 3001 or the following command:
echo 1 > /mnt/1wire/29.
If you need more info let me know.
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