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Thanks Geddy... I replaced the SD card and formatted it, another factory-reset and it shows FREE 7131 MB and upgraded to 5.3.4. I am up and running! First device added. Perfect. I will not bother with my backup as I wanted to do a ground up refresh anyway! Looks like this was my own stupidity! I let little log files run in the back unattended for too long. They started filling up the SD card until it corrupted. I can not read the old SD with any of my machines.

Thanks Brian - I read all that and looked all over the internet before I posted.

Hello, I have been using ISY since 2012 and the last years did not pay too much attention to my versions and my background logs as I handled most of it in Home Assistance. I started noticing that the ISY became more sluggish to the point where I could not even upgrade anymore (running 4.8.0). It throws errors that indicate to me that the file system is full. I remembered that years ago I started a log file to play with the 'amend' function but never deactivated it. I assume this file must be huge by now. Unfortunately, I can't access the file structure anymore in ISY under CONFIGURATION/NETWORKING/WEB SERVER and it defaults to my own file structure on my desktop (Linux Mint). If I telnet into the ISY and do "LS" it only shows only [/ *.*] So I bamboo-stick-hard-reset the ISY for a full factory reset. Right after the rest I telnet in and I do "LS" and I see [/ *.*] TMP (dir) LOG (dir) WEB (dir) CODE (dir) CONF (dir) USER (dir) This looks normal. But If I open now an Admin Console (download from 192.xxx.xxx.xxx/we/insteon.jar) it shows an empty screen. Good as well. So far I am happy. Now I go to CONFIGURATION/NETWORKING/WEB SERVER I get the following error: "Could not open config file to read [/CONF/INSTENG.OPT]" and "Could not open file [/CONF/ELKXPRT.XML]" The file browser window on the left shows the file structure of my desktop. BTW the ISY says up there in the screen Free: 0MB. Now when I "LS" in telnet I am back to only [/ *.*] I am able to add my devices and make them function. But before I do all that I want to upgrade to the latest ISY firmware (5.3.4). When I manually upgrade it says "Upgrade failed: Failed uploading file (reported file size is invalid)" & [LIB_ERRORS-403] Automatic updates fail with the same error. Any thoughts or recommendations?

How do you do this? Where does this go? Also - is this a variable that you set or does it come from the system? I can't find it anywhere.

Great Larry - that would be very helpful. I did send you also a PM. I just figured out that straight HTML coding can be placed to drive the page layout. Nice.

Again, thanks a lot everyone. I just purchased the module. I guess in the long run this was inevitable anyway.

Thanks a lot for pointing me to the right directions. Now it makes sense. I read up on this and I really don't need all this right now. Only the log creation. Is there no other way?

Nope.... It sound like I need that. Another $50 to just create web pages on the go?

All, I want to capture certain events in a custom build log. I found that you can use @webpage and @append to build this log through the messages. I just can't figure out where this Webpage should reside. Kevin posted a few post on how to make a custom log exactly what I need. I am struggling though on how to achieve this. He mentioned "Configuration > Networking > Web Server" and I can't get there. Is this on the ISY, on your computer or where? I am using Linux at home as a desktop and my machine is mostly off. I have a NAS server that runs Apache and I can use it to host this log (preferred method). I assume I would have to use something like this: @webpage:@append:192.168.x.x/ISYfolder/log.html This does not seem to work. Can someone guide me through this please or point to a documentation?