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OK, I get the general feel for that now. I was reading the code and not understanding the "why" part of the equation. Now I do and I can dig deeper into this. I've started building these objects and I'm reading the Hulu code. I guess I better figure out why Hulu isn't running on my MDs and fix that before I go and try to test this.  This will take me a bit, but it feels good to keep my C/C++ skills up to date. It has been a little while.

afaict yes

Armor Gnome,

    Thank you!  I hadn't though about the orbiter as a "view node" for cameras.  This is a much better solution than PIP.  I am in the process of getting some "cheap" Android devices to run the orbiter app.  Should this setup stream video, or would I need an orbiter running a Linux OS?

some progress on the ago control side. We've settled onto a MVC approach via ember js and jquery. It also supports templates and other nice things. Gumby is used for the appearance. Communication is done viai JSON-RPC. Getting the inventory (aka device list and stuff™), sending commands and receiving live status updates works fine so far. Still a lot of work to do but hey this is brand new, very hot, and will receive a lot love over the next weeks and months.

Hari - did the bug Uplink reported that caused Ago to crash when a device was placed in a 'room' get fixed?

Andrew

Is the dianemo website down? I'm unable to access. Thanks.

Yes it is - apologies for the downtime. We're working on it.

Regards

Andrew

I have a motion security light which plugs in to a standard wall socket, to which I have now added a z-wave plugin module.

However the light doesn't turn off! Is LMCE and/or the Z-wave controller doing something to the plug-in module that prevents the light from turning off?

Cheers,
Matt.

what plugin module is that?

Did you check the logs for any errors?

some progress on the ago control side. We've settled onto a MVC approach via ember js and jquery. It also supports templates and other nice things. Gumby is used for the appearance. Communication is done viai JSON-RPC. Getting the inventory (aka device list and stuff™), sending commands and receiving live status updates works fine so far. Still a lot of work to do but hey this is brand new, very hot, and will receive a lot love over the next weeks and months.

depends on which problem you are referring to...
if you are referring to the hdmi-sound, then that problem was fixed by a kernel upgrade.
The other problem I had was with upgrading the kernel on the md. So far there is a wiki page which detailed the procedure, but I think that most of those steps aren't actually needed anymore. I will have to verify that and then change the wiki accordingly, I guess. The only things I needed to do was apt-get install for the the kernel and then only set proper permissions. The links were all correct...at least that was my observation.

Is there anyone else with a similar setup that has their system running well? I'm happy with the Hybrid/Core build sunce it is low power and quiet, but if I can't get things working I may need to scrap this and go with something else...

AMD A10
Gigabyte GA-F2A8585X-UP4 (Radeon HD 7000-series graphics (DX11) integrated with the APU)

so how is this wired?  for instance,  are you running 1 nic on your core and have the router plugged into your modem or do you still have both nics setup and have the second one setup to route to the router?  i guess what i am trying to get at is:  does it still use the core as the dhcp and then just forwards all requests over the static route to the router bypassing the core firewall?  this would work fine as i would rather use my firebox as my router without losing the device detection functionality.  also, would i need to setup the static router of 1.1.1.1 on my router also?  thanks for the help