hi,

yes its not a lot info on the page...
owfs works this way: for each sensor connected to the interface it adds a directory and in that directory it adds a file called "temperature" which has nothing but the measured value in it.

it's in webadmin advanced-configuration-device templates.

by the way, I have now owfs running and can read the temperature file but how can I feed that to the system?

Yes, I found the device template as well, but do you have any idea how to use it?

hmm sounds alright...

So you try to PXE boot but it can't find any ip to connect with? Any failure messages?

sorry, can't help a lot...

is dhcp activated? what ip-adress is assigned for internal network? does internet work?

Hey,

I'd love to have 1-wire support as well, that would be a very inexpensive solution for measurement of temperature and heatcontrol. As I read somewhere here, there used to be a script for 1-wire but got lost somewhere or so...any ideas?

I just tried to get OWFS running on my core some days ago, but got stuck as it needs python2.4 and Linuxmce has a newer version running. A downgrade of python would propably kill a lot other things I guess?

IF

hi,

ok, sometimes it just takes a little time and after a while the videos show up automatically, just as an info.

You could check if you put some stuff from the fileserver to the cores harddrive, will it then show up in orbiter? This would at least point you to the fileserver having a problem...

as you have 2 routers anyway, try this: web -> ISP Router -> Core -> Netgear Router -> Notebook/Fileserver/PCs/MDs
(use DHCP for both routers)

this is the usual way to do in Linuxmce!

the schema looks like your core has 2 NICs and you have them both conntected to the same router. This is hopefully not what you are doing, right?

have a look at mythbuntu then...

greetz
IF

http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Network_Setup

your core needs to have 2 networkinterfaces, so add a second PCI or usb-card! also check the wiki and manuals to get an idea how LinuxMCE works and what it is about.
LinuxMCE is not just a stupid mediacenter, it's waaaayyyy more.

greetz
IF

if you get internetconnection at eth1, use it for the updates and install...you can switch the interfaces later easiely in webadmin

greetz
IF

the easiest way is to do a fresh kubuntu install first (without "mce install") and then follow the wiki for internet install exactly

greetz
IF

You could try the net-installation: http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Installing_0810

greetz
IF