Michel Kohanim

@dakall, Please do this: 1. Upgrade your plugin 2. Go to the details page and remove /dev/ttyU1 from the configuration parameter 3. Restart the plugin 4. The new version will automatically find and configure the port for you With kind regards, Michel

@macjeff, No, built it storage is NOT removable. With kind regards, Michel

@macjeff, it has to be M.2. Instructions: https://developer.isy.io/blog/NVMe With kind regards, Michel

@jec6613, The concepts are easy. Alas, the libraries they use is 20G and it brings in all the dependencies for a build on Linux including things such as bluez (for bluetooth commissioning), tp, IPV6 networking, and a whole host of other things that are not really needed. With kind regards, Michel

@kurelgyer, You are not the bad guy, we are because it's been delayed so much. Most of the issues are related to commissioning and we may have found a good solution. I am hoping to provide you with more accurate ETA shortly. With kind regards, Michel

@Kentinada, So sorry for the delay. There was a breaking change in the library we used, and we are just recovering from it now. With kind regards, Michel

@johnnyt, If there are no official explanations, then it's still in developer mode and we are testing it with few developers. In most cases, it's the insteon device itself. With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, Have you upgraded to the latest OS? (same procedure as any other upgrade) With kind regards, Michel

Hello All, We have a major OS upgrade to FreeBSD 13.2p9 which also includes major stability fixes for the plugins. This is not urgent. If you wish to upgrade, please follow the same procedure as always, either: Admin Console | Configuration tab | Upgrade Packages button, or One click on the Power button. You will have to reboot after the upgrade. So, it's best to use the Admin Console to be notified when the process is completed. If UD Mobile is setup for notifications, you can use the power button and you'll be notified on UD Mobile. With kind regards, Michel

Hello all, This release contains minor enhancements and bug fixes. Important Note: Please do not unplug your unit from power. Instructions: 1. Backup your unit. 2. Please click on the using the Upgrade Packages button in the Configuration section of the Admin Console. Fixes: Release notes for: 5.8.0_1 - 01/03/2024 - Fixed reboot on polisy when using ZMatter in original mode Release notes for: 5.8.0 - 01/01/2024 - Fixed system crash (for Insteon users) - Fixed subscription causing crash when bombarded - Misc bug fixes Features: - Integration of sqlite database for recording events/property changes - Node property history database - disabled by default Support discussion: With kind regards, Michel

@Kentinada, yes very close. With kind regards, Michel

We have POC working. Should have something soon. With kind regards, Michel

Hi All, this is already fixed. With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, This has been fixed. With kind regards, Michel

Thank you for the report. Due to a bug in the latest release of TPM2-Tools, we had to keep it at the older revision. Now, with every check, it will try to upgrade. This will be fixed shortly. With kind regards, Michel

Hi @DennisC, Apologies for the delay as I was grappling with flu. Using Samba for shared directory on Windows is identical for eisy/polisy. Using keyboard/mouse/monitor is only for eisy. With kind regards, Michel

X10 functionality is identical to that of 994 + the A10/X10 module. With kind regards, Michel

Fixed! Thanks again! With kind regards, Michel

@DennisC, Yes, indeed! The link at the bottom is pointing to the wrong URL. Will fix shortly. Thank you so much. With kind regards, Michel

@JMC, Ok, so we know that eisy is working. The question is what happens when a) you save admin.jnlp to a folder and b) double click on it? With kind regards, Michel

@DennisC, I cannot reproduce. Would you please expand Getting Started and then click on each menu below (these are the steps). Do they render? With kind regards, Michel

@TheA2Z, My pleasure. they are coming from: Tue 2023/11/21 02:51:21 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10104] ::ffff:80.94.95.226:24097->64288 So is it possible that you are port forwarding to your eisy? With kind regards, Michel

@TheA2Z, As I mentioned, these messages are coming from the Admin Console to check how busy is IoX. You will get multiple of these when you start the Admin Console. And, you will get many many more of these if IoX is actually busy. This is the method that the Admin Console uses to figure out when to show you a progress bar. If these bother you, you can set the log level to 0 when you login to the Admin Console (it does not mean that these calls are not made. It just means that they are not going to be logged). I will have @Chris Jahn to respond to your ticket. With kind regards, Michel

@DennisC, Thanks. Would you please let us know how to improve and/or what's missing? With kind regards, Michel

Hi @TomNow2, You can definitely do that by plugging it. It'll show up as /dev/nvd0. You can then create a file system and use it as extra storage. With kind regards, Michel