Z-wave devices control from NAS or router

[LA]

Hari,
probably, it would be helpful to include mysql (and other libs) into sources of your project also... and create configure file (while you are writing the manual)

Currently I am trying to compile the application on PC. I've taken mysql libs from synology optware (installed it on NAS first and then copied files to PC), but I have to modify almost each Makefile to correct paths there to mysql and mysqlclient...

[bulek]

Hi,

I'd just like to express wish that this will all be posted on Wiki. I'm also after a mini LMCE system with only basic level of functionality (like Vera).

Thanks in advance,

regards,

Bulek.

[LA]

Hi all,

since finally I've bought the z-wave hardware, I am ready to continue this testing. But before I start I would like to check if somebody else already compiled that for Ubuntu?

If no, then I'll try to:
1) compile that for Ubuntu 10.04 first (and see how it works);
2) then compile that for Asus RT-N16.

[hari]

I did test this on ubuntu 1004 some time ago. Works fine.

[LA]

Wow! Good news!
Could you please publish your steps to compile and install that on ubuntu 10.04 (incl. packages needed)?

[hari]

Wow! Good news!
Could you please publish your steps to compile and install that on ubuntu 10.04 (incl. packages needed)?

http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php/topic,11857.msg82924.html#msg82924

[LA]

hari, could you please clarify how your application communicate with z-wave device? does it use hidraw? my router's kernel is 2.6.22, where hidraw is not supported

[hari]

the z-wave dce device does not utilize hidraw. It uses the routines in Serial.h/cpp to communicate with the dongle.

br Hari

[valent]

Hi Hari, have you played with this further since last post?

[hari]

no, I'm working on a completely new codebase, based on AMQP messaging (vs DCE). Most stuff is written in python, the Z-Wave part is handled via the OpenZWave library. 1Wire is also supported. Will be fairly easy to extend the system. It also comes with shiny cloud features (portal where you can control everything [even multiple installations]). No 1,5y learning curve :-)

br Hari

ps: primary development target is a plug computer

[valent]

Respect! That sounds awesome. Is there some public repo for this code? Will it be possible to test in some near future? I'm getting few RaspberryPi in few weeks, so...

[hari]

the repo will be public soon. I'll also build an image for the Raspberry as soon as it becomes available via RS Components.

[valent]

Great! Please post an update to this thread when it becomes available, I hope to have my own RPi soon so I'll test it right away.