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Got the Optiboot loaded. Probe 0 is getting a Temp reading Probe 1,2,3 show as OFF (not disabled) Fan is spinning I don't have the LCD hooked up at the moment or the buttons. Any ideas about the probes?

For some reason it is not liking the optiboot I have my USBTINY plugged into my mac then I have the Arduino UNO plugged into the USBTINY via the cable What I did was burn the bootloader from ardunio 1.0.1 and then used the avrdude command to write the heater meter hex. avrdude -c usbtiny...

I seem to be having similar if not the same problems. I'm wondering if I am loading the software onto the Bootloader? avrdude -c usbtiny -p atmega328P -U flash:w:heatermeter.cpp.hex Connecting to capnbry.net (24.73.193.140:80) hm.hex 11% |*** |...

For my purpose I wired the connection directly to the router. I didn't get far enough to do the bridge or anything since my heater meter is not working correctly at the moment.

Changed mine to DHCP and let the main house router assign the IP to the second router

When you change the network settings the 192.168.200.1 should change to something on your network. I downloaded a LAN scan and saw the correct ip and was able to log in

If you scroll up a bit you will see I have the exact same problem. Bryan suggested a few steps to try. Didn't work for me, but you might give it a try. Also you are most likely not connected to the net on your router. You are getting a basic 192.168.200.1 static address. I Maje network...

I must have erased the bootloader and software from the atmega I get this now. When I hit the reset button I still kept getting the errors. I probably have to use the audrino uno again to program the chip as it didn't work with the usbtiny Connecting to capnbry.net (24.73.193.140:80) hm.hex...

Plugged everything in today. The LCD lights up but nothing is displayed on it. I have the probes and pit plugged in and when to I go to 192.168.200.1 the probes show as off the setting is set to internal for the probes. I then tried to reflash the firmware and get this message when I try to...

I've made many of Roxy's recipes from thesmokering.com's site. I really like his Rib Glaze

Thanks, will give it a shot. Unless I can just find two smaller cuts at the depot. I could always freeze second pork to use in tacos and fajitas.

Was just reading about a new case. Just thought I'd post the info here. not much exact details but here is what I seen on the website. pibow.com Expansion After you've got your Pibow, that's just the start, because we'll be releasing a series of expansion layers that work with the Pibow...

I was looking through my flyer and saw that restaurant Depot had some boneless pork butts on sale for 1.39 a pound. I was thinking of picking up one. Some people that I cook for are not fans of pulled pork. I was debating on slicing some and pulling some pork. I was wondering if I could cut...

Figured so. I know the iPhone gave me a message that the phone was running hot and I couldn't use it until it cooled off. I had it directly in the Sun when I got this message.

I almost bought one, but then decided I really wanted to do the Linkmeter project for more then 3 times less money. Just finishing up on it in the next day or two.

Just use one of those nice lego cases I see people make :-) I was wondering. Do these little Pi units generate much heat? How much ventliation would they need, etc? I ordered two of these little units today. 6-12 week delivery time :-(

I should go and put the HexA on then before I start doing any configurations? Or is the normal Hex fine for the 3.2 board?

Going to get around to putting the actual link meter onto the router on monday or Tuesday sometime. A few more questions. I loaded the following Hetermeter.cpp.hex I also flashed the WRT54g with the linkmeter-wrt54g-squashfs.bin is there anything else I need to flash or do? I see the files...

</div></BLOCKQUOTE> That would be great. Thanks I flashed the WRT54 with the .bin file. Do I have to SSH into the WRT for the TRX or can I do it right from the web interface?

Thanks to everyone's help here of course. The next step is to Flash the WRT and start putting together the wires for the LCD and such. I might throw the entire router into a project box instead of using the Linksys casing. Not 100% sure on that yet