I can use the web interface to enable/disable sensors, and see the symlinks in /www/sensor being created/torndown, correctly linking to /usr/bin/restful. (which is https://github.com/flukso/flm02/blob/develop/openwrt/package/flukso/luas...)

however, that code tries to look for information in /var/run/fluksod/sensor/blah and all I have in the /var/run/fluksod directory is a pid file. I've tried restarting fluksod and spid, and power cycling, but I'm not really sure what might be wrong.

Any ideas?

Hi all,

On fluksometer v2 I see one RS485 serial port on screw terminal.

Can I pick unused RS232 anywhere on board ?

The goal : put a Maxim DS2480B to have temperature, humidity, etc ... One-wire sensors with owfs.

Anyone already do something like this ?

Regards,

Cyril

Hi @all.

I tried to find out anything about getting the server site run on a local computer. My goal is a little device test for one not being the Flukso Meter - without disturbing anybody in the running project.

Has anybody done that yet?

My main problem is to get a summary of how the components work together. I spendend some time on compiling the web machine and the flukso component. They are running now. But, of course, thats not enough for runing up the whole service. E.g., there has to be a mysql server, a web server and the rrd tool (as far as I can see).

Howdy All -
Will v2 software run on a v1 flukso? If not, is backporting planned to give any fancy new features to suckers who only have a v1 (like me?)

Thanks!

Hi

I would like to build my own flukso because it is sold out at the moment.(When the v2 version is out, I will buy one)

My idea would be to build it with a fonera 2100(i have this lying arround doing nothing) instead of a fonera 2200.
I don't think they differ a lot.

I tried installing the flukso firmware on my board, but it is stuck in a bootloop( probably a kernel issue).

Can you tell me which version of the openwrt you use?
I would try a normal installation and add the flukso packages manually.

this would be the first step.