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octobre 14, 2015 à 7:31 #1421
I got PulseStation finally running but it seems like I can’t get the zwave service get started/keep running.
I’m using an AeonLabs usb stick wich should be connected to /dev/ttyUSB0
but when I check that in WinSCP it is 0KB?octobre 14, 2015 à 8:29 #1422Have you tried to execute
dmesg | grep tty
As it’s explain in Helpdesk – How do I know my USB key is detected
In my case is /dev/ttyACM0 the same as synology installation
I’m using Z-wave plus USB stick
octobre 15, 2015 à 7:52 #1426Yes I did, in my case it is /dev/ttyUSB0
But it seems like the zwaveservice doesn’t start (or any service?)
I also tried https://www.pulse-station.com/forums/topic/pulse-station-installation-on-pi/#post-1203
and #1207
All without succes………….octobre 15, 2015 à 8:31 #1429I also looked for /var/packages/PulseStation/target/log/install.log (as mentioned in helpdesk/FAQ) but cannot find it. Also not in /usr/share/PulseStation
octobre 15, 2015 à 9:02 #1430Before the z-wave service can start, it is important that first the core service is running.
Do you manage to get that one running?If you want to debug it, you can use ssh to move into the PulseStation/services/core/ folder
then just start it using ./coreIf anything goes wrong, you can see it straight away inside the terminal window.
Once the core is running, go inside the admin interface and try to start the z-wave service.
It’s the easiest way to debug what is the cause.Kind regards,
K.Rensoctobre 15, 2015 à 9:15 #1431./core results in: -bash: ./core: No such file or directory
sudo ./core results in: sudo: unable to execute ./core: No such file or directoryEventhough there is a file named: core (200KB)
octobre 15, 2015 à 11:29 #1432I just did teamviewer session with a him, he is a user of xbian.
He is unable to install ps, for following reasons:
1) whiptail is not installed in our script, we need to add:
apt-get install whiptail
or run it before the installation.
2) we need to change the ln link to /var/www/html probably, since that’s the default folder used on raspberry pi
3) We cannot start the core, we get a strange message that it cannot find the core file, even though we can see the core file.I will see this with Mika.
Kind regards,
K.Rensnovembre 1, 2015 à 12:12 #1578I am aware it is not polite to ask for ETA but you all don’t mind that I’ll start looking and switching over for other solutions.
novembre 2, 2015 à 8:21 #1593Hi,
I’ll try to install a xbian image on my RPI and see how to solve it.
Can you provide me the link of the image you installed ?The current situation is that I compiled everything for the “Raspbian”.
Maybe I need another toolchain for the xbian.Mika
novembre 2, 2015 à 8:21 #1594Hi,
I’ll try to install a xbian image on my RPI and see how to solve it.
Can you provide me the link of the image you installed ?The current situation is that I compiled everything for the “Raspbian”.
Maybe I need another toolchain for the xbian.Mika
novembre 4, 2015 à 4:12 #1629PulseStation is now available for Raspbian.
Steps :
- Remove the old version : sudo rm /usr/share/PulseStation
- Install again : wget -O - https://pulse-station.com/app/raspbian-install.sh | sudo bash
I tested it, and the core service was up and running.
Mika
novembre 4, 2015 à 7:37 #1634Remove the old version : sudo rm /usr/share/PulseStation
Not empty directory so I used:
sudo rm -rf /usr/share/PulseStationBut thank you Mika, all services are running now
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