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General => Installation issues => Topic started by: Riggs on June 05, 2010, 03:45:41 am
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Ok the forum is scatted with "I detected a new plug and play device: DCS-5300(D-LINK / IP CAMERAS) should I use it" but i have not found a fix or any way to find out what it is.
It pops up around 5 maybe ten times a day, i don't what to say do not use and never show me again, I want to know what it is.
WebAdmin under unknown devices has nothing listed
I just want this post to be the one stop place to fixing this, and not get a reply to look in the forums.
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Ok the forum is scatted with "I detected a new plug and play device: DCS-5300(D-LINK / IP CAMERAS) should I use it" but i have not found a fix or any way to find out what it is.
It pops up around 5 maybe ten times a day, i don't what to say do not use and never show me again, I want to know what it is.
WebAdmin under unknown devices has nothing listed
I just want this post to be the one stop place to fixing this, and not get a reply to look in the forums.
In my case this is a 4 cam pci dvr card I haven't had time to fool with, but only introduces itself once (of course I always say this is the correct hardware so it doesn't bug me anymore), listed under "show device tree".
What devices do you have attached that are not working, or "unusual" wireless devices observable devices do you have on your wireless network?
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The only device that does not seem to work is a wintv HVR1800 mce.
devices on the network are two laptops, one dual boots Ubuntu 10.04 and vista home pre, it has DLNA software in vista, the other is Ubuntu 10.04, then a gaming PC with windows vista ultimate, and a hp smart wifi display.
I have tried to connect my web cams to the core but I cant get them to work yet.
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The quickest "fix" just confirm never to ask again.
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But then what if i find out what it is.
If i can work this out then i might be able to create a template for it, why ignore it just to let it happen again in the next releases
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The Plug and Play system deals with events emitted from other devices and plugins.
You may want to look for corresponding Device Detected events in the DCERouter.log, to see if this can be tracked to its source.
-Thom
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Thanks Thom thats what i was waiting a log to look at.
Are the logs listed some where so i can put a list on the web
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All said info is in the wiki, however can't remember the page.
You can look at all the logs for various devices by going into the web admin, advanced > configuration > devices, and clicking on a device, selecting one of the log links.
-Thom
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I'm guessing this is the device ID 0xa1af5b90
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paste the relevant snippet.
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Do you mean this:
08 06/05/10 11:31:42.574 Parameter 159(PK_Screen): 116 <0xa1af5b90>
08 06/05/10 11:31:42.574 Parameter 163(Description): DCS-5300G(D-Link / IP Cameras) <0xa1af5b90>
08 06/05/10 11:31:42.574 Parameter 224(PK_PnpQueue): 1917 <0xa1af5b90>
08 06/05/10 11:31:42.574 Parameter 251(Interruption): 3 <0xa1af5b90>
08 06/05/10 11:31:42.574 Parameter 252(Turn On): 0 <0xa1af5b90>
08 06/05/10 11:31:42.574 Parameter 253(Queue): 1 <0xa1af5b90>
08 06/05/10 11:31:42.583 Received Message from 21 ([36;1mOnScreen Orbiter / Living Room[0m) to 6 ([36;1mDatagrid Plug-in / Living Room[0m), type 1 id 35 Command:[35;1mPopulate Datagrid[0m, retry none, parameters: <0x7a8bab90>
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no, that number is the Logger instance #.
You might want to look at the corresponding row in the PnpQueue table. (Row #1917) .. You'll need mysql, or mysql query browser to do this.
the relevant database is pluto_main
currently, database username is root, no password.
-Thom
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Ok i will give it a try
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I tried connecting to it from the lappy 192.168.80.1 port 3306 with root no password,
but couldn't connect
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To do that, you'd need to grant access to the laptop's IP using
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES TO username@192.168.80.xxx IDENTIFIED BY 'password';
from running mysql on the core,
then use the username and password when connecting from the laptop.
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sorry, GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON pluto_main.* TO 'user@localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';
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To do that, you'd need to grant access to the laptop's IP using
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES TO username@192.168.80.xxx IDENTIFIED BY 'password';
from running mysql on the core,
then use the username and password when connecting from the laptop.
Just to let you know the command is:
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO username@192.168.80.138 IDENTIFIED BY 'password';
You must specify a database to grant to so i did a wild card *.*
Don't worry you are still the a Linux God LOL
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Sorry dint see your post before me owell
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i think i have the ID pci_8086_27c9
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this is what i have fount out from the web, I think im looking at mysql right
0x27c9 USB UHCI Controller 0x8086 Intel Corporation
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I used http://www.pcidatabase.com/
This page is primarily intended as an engineering resource* for people who need to deal with computers built around the PCI bus. It's reason for being is that there is no other centralized database of PCI device IDs. This database is entirely user-supported; all the data has been, and continues to be, furnished by those working in the PCI market. Feel free to add info for the use of others!