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I think I found my issue. As I'm not currently using buttons, and the HeaterMeter uses analog0 for said buttons, I thought maybe I was getting drift/noise/spill on pin 0 when I had the lowest probe attached. Made sense as once I detached the ambient probe, I could simple rest the sp and probe...

Not at all, Bryan. You've been very generous with your support and patient with my ignorance. After some tweaking, and testing, I think the issue was related to my installation of librrd and rrdtools. I reloaded the firmware, made sure to install the correct rrd packages, and all the other...

Running 'find /proc -type l -exec ls -l {} \; 2>/dev/null | grep ttyACM0' yielded lrwx------ 1 root root 64 Jul 27 06:22 /proc/1793/task/1793/fd/4 -> /dev/ttyACM0 l-wx------ 1 root root 64 Jul 27 06:21 /proc/1793/fd/4 -> /dev/ttyACM0 'ps' showed only 1793...

Ok... got some consistent, reproducible results (at least on my rig). After a cold boot or a warm reboot, I'm unable to use the web to set any parameters, until I set ANY parameter from the command line... Once I set any thing from command line, the web gui set works fine...

Strange... So I tried echoing to the serial port, no change. Stopped the daemon, ran lua /usr/sbin/linkmeter.lua, then tried echo to serial, again no change. started the daemon via /etc/init.d/linkmeter start and was able to change vie echo on the command line repeatedly until i tried the...

Thank you I'm very ecited to be up and running even if my dta is wrong... I''m making progress; with all your help Yup, I do get the confirmation page when setting via the web. and linkmeter.daemon.serial_device=/dev/ttyACM0 is set. Am i using the correct format? I just type sp=219 in the...

<pre class="ip-ubbcode-code-pre"> lua /usr/sbin/linkmeterd.lua lua: /usr/sbin/linkmeterd.lua:5: module 'rrd' not found: no field package.preload['rrd'] no file './rrd.lua' no file '/usr/share/lua/rrd.lua' no file '/usr/share/lua/rrd/init.lua' no file...

I commented out #define HEATERMETER_RFM12 RF12_915MHZ // enable RFM12B receiving (433MHZ|868MHZ|915MHZ) before compiling the code for the arduino, I also had to comment out a few lines in hmcore.app ( see previous post) in order to get it to compile. I built linkmeter and all the dependencies...

So Once I've uploaded the firm ware, I'm able to login to linkmeter. It doesn't see my arduino, so I correct the port settings to /dev/ttyACM0, and nothing. I tried reading the various config pages and readme's, but didn't get very far. I connected the arduino back to my pc, and ran serial...

Most of the changes here are in order to boot from USB root <pre class="ip-ubbcode-code-pre"> make kernel_menuconfig Networking Support > Wireless (remove) < Device Drivers > Misc Devices (remove) > Scsi device support >> Scsi device support (install) >> legacy (remove) >> Scsi Disk...

After getting fairly sick after a cold and rainy smoke, I decided I wanted a BBQ Pit controller, without the typical price tag. So a quick search brought me to the now surely famous Bob Hruska's Design.. Cool! Looks doable. Then I can't find a wishield :-( Endless searching found one place in...

That's what I was looking for. Sorry, I was a little sleep deprived yesterday

Sorry, I should have been more specific. I ment a step-by step for building heatermeter in the Arduino enviroment.

Bryan; Tried a fresh build of backfire; smae issue. I verified that the patch contained the -lcrypt, as did the configure.ac on ~line 763. Probably a newb observation, but my rrdtool compiles fine, It the actual linkmeter package that throws the error... Also, can any one direct me to some...

Thanx Bryan!! I followed your instruction with a fresh copy of Backfire and Linkmeter, but still get /backfire/staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.30.1/usr/lib/liblua.so: undefined reference to `crypt'' when compiling linkmeter in Backfire, but it's probably UTS on my part (user too...

Welcome Back Bryan; I've been anticipating your return like a kid on Xx-mas ;-) Driving the poor wife crazy. I'll give it another go; I've actually tried several versions of OpenWRT, with similar errors. I don't mean to hijack this thread, so I can start a new one if y'all prefer, but I...