Edit: The only way I managed to fix this was by deleting the device and adding again. No idea why this worked!
When I set the COM port of my ZWave device and reload the router I get the following in the device log:
========== NEW LOG SECTION ==========
1 12/18/09 14:31:13 35 (spawning-device) Starting... 20
1 12/18/09 14:31:13 35 (spawning-device) Found /usr/pluto/bin/ZWave
Return code: 255
3 12/18/09 14:31:13 35 (spawning-device) Device died... count=20/50 dev=35
Fri Dec 18 14:31:13 GMT 2009 died
When I run the device from the command line I get success:
# /usr/pluto/bin/ZWave -d 35
ZWave, open edition, v.0.2
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05 12/18/09 15:00:05.975 Child device 36 is disabled <0xb79406c0>
05 12/18/09 15:00:05.976 Child device 37 is disabled <0xb79406c0>
05 12/18/09 15:00:05.976 Child device 38 is disabled <0xb79406c0>
05 12/18/09 15:00:05.976 Child device 39 is disabled <0xb79406c0>
05 12/18/09 15:00:05.976 Child device 40 is disabled <0xb79406c0>
05 12/18/09 15:00:05.976 Child device 41 is disabled <0xb79406c0>
05 12/18/09 15:00:05.976 Child device 42 is disabled <0xb79406c0>
05 12/18/09 15:00:05.976 Child device 43 is disabled <0xb79406c0>
05 12/18/09 15:00:09.071 No callback received: await_callback: 64 timer: 31 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:09.279 Got reply to ZW_MEMORY_GET_ID, Home id: 0x00d8c4d8, our node id: 1 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:09.491 Got reply to GET_SUC_NODE_ID, node: 1 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:10.267 Finished building node list: <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:10.268 Node: 1 basic: 0x2 generic: 0x2 specific: 0x1 pluto: 1945 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:10.268 Node: 5 basic: 0x4 generic: 0x11 specific: 0x1 pluto: 38 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:10.268 Node: 6 basic: 0x4 generic: 0x11 specific: 0x1 pluto: 38 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:10.268 Node: 7 basic: 0x3 generic: 0x10 specific: 0x0 pluto: 37 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:10.268 Node: 8 basic: 0x4 generic: 0x11 specific: 0x1 pluto: 38 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:00:10.268 Node: 9 basic: 0x4 generic: 0x11 specific: 0x1 pluto: 38 <0xb793fb90>
05 12/18/09 15:02:12.334 void ClientSocket::Disconnect() on this socket: 0x8c4d3e8 (m_Socket: 6) <0xb79406c0>
Right now the only workaround I have is to run the command line in a screen, but as soon as the router is reloaded it is killed, then on the failed restart the device is set to disabled and the COM port cleared, which is quite annoying.
Has anyone got any ideas about this one?
Regards,
Chris
