
tazman
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Mine will not but I don't know if that is the normal since I have home assistant issues also.
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state variable announcements simply stopped working
tazman replied to carteriii's topic in Amazon Echo
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First thing I would try is a new power supply!
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I hope @Michel Kohanimwill let us know!
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I opened a ticket with UDI and Michel told me the scripts will be updated next week with more instructions.
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An update with all the "issues" I have seen I put in a ticket to get information on my path to get my Eisy setup to boot from the NVMe and HA installed on it again, @Michel Kohanim told me all the scripts and information will be updated next week so I will wait for the updates and hopefully have a smooth transition to getting it all setup again. Just to be clear my Eisy is running fine wit HA on the NVMe and I just want to change so the Eisy uses the NVMe for everything for the enhanced performance.
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If I have time tonight I will give that a try thanks!
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I noticed pasting the script from the website it was cutting the #!/bin/sh remove_emmc_ out of the beginning for some reason so I used ee to create the file and that did not cut off the beginning but I get the same results. @Michel Kohanim do you have any idea why when I run the script it just returns to the next line and does not seem to do anything?
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Did you try ./setup_nvme_boot.sh When I run that it goes to the next line but nothing happens.
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@hart2hart thanks for the help before chmod 700 setup_nvme_boot.sh -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 4517 Feb 11 14:39 setup_nvme_boot.sh then -rwx------ 1 root wheel 4517 Feb 11 14:39 setup_nvme_boot.sh after chmod +x setup_nvme_boot.sh -rwx--x--x 1 root wheel 4517 Feb 11 14:39 setup_nvme_boot.sh But still just goes to next line I think there has to be something wrong with the script because it goes to the next line. Or maybe because my NVME is already setup not sure.
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I thought the .sh file did that Once the file is saved, make sure you update its permission: chmod 700 setup_nvme_boot.sh Run the script Type: sudo -i This way, you will be running as root. So, be very careful! Once done, type: ./setup.nvme.boot Wait for the process to complete!
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I did and it returns to the next line but does not seem to do anything.
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Well I threw all caution to the wind and tried to perform the action but I can not get it to run. I created the file with vi and when I perform ./setup.nvme.boot I get ./setup.nvme.boot: Command not found. Maybe once it is included in the next udx release it will work for me.
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I'm not following everything you are saying you want to do but if you want to control one of the small buttons of a keypad with a program you have to put that button in a scene then turn the scene on and off from the program to have it reflect the state you want. I hope that gets you on the right track for what you are trying to accomplish.
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I saw that today and thought it would have been nice to do this when we first added the SSD drive!
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I knew it was coming, I lost connection yesterday after I rebooted Eisy.
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Try to reset the device and perform a restore from ISY.
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Have you tried your portal credentials?
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I think this could be done with a micro on/off module mount the module in the panel power it off of another breaker and run the control wire to the breaker you want to monitor then write a program that notifies you when the module is turned off. My disclaimer is I have never used an on/off module and this is just idea and I have no way to verify it will work but maybe someone with more experience with this device can verify it will work.
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Scenes only work with local control for devices. You should be controlling the scene when controlling remotely if you want everything to stay in sync.
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You are welcome @tmorse305
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I think you need to reinstall after you added the feveloper package for it to install properly.
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You need to load the Universal Devices Lighting Controller onto the Harmony remote and as you press each code command on the remote it should be recognized and added.
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@gzahar mapped the original ISY codes and created files for it you should be able to download and use
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I know it did at one time. I don't know enough about the errors but I know some plugins require it and it won't hurt anything to give it a try.