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Posted: Feb. 13 2008,14:51 QUOTE
The mydsl extension ntfsprogs-2.uci in the testing section has a full version of fuse included - you could try loading this and see if it helps? (note that you would still need to load the dsl-4.2.5 fuse module)
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Posted: Feb. 13 2008,18:51 QUOTE
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The mydsl extension ntfsprogs-2.uci in the testing section has a full version of fuse included - you could try loading this and see if it helps? (note that you would still need to load the dsl-4.2.5 fuse module)


I did a fresh boot from the CD. Installed ntfsprogs-2.uci. Installed fuse with 'modprobe' at the command prompt. Installed OWFS.uci from the  uci section of mydsl. Then I ran the OWFS start script borrowed from the other older DSL version where local filesystem access works.

Results are unchanged. I still don't have local filesystem access to the 1wire sensors.

Here is the OWFS start script from the other older version of DSL.

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#!/bin/sh
PATH=$PATH:/opt/owfs/bin
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/opt/owfs/lib
#sudo insmod /opt/owfs/module/fuse.o 2> /dev/null
mkdir ~/1wire 2> /dev/null
/opt/owfs/bin/owserver.bin -u /dev/ttyS0 /dev/ttyS1 -p 3333
/opt/owfs/bin/owfs.bin -s 3333 /home/dsl/1wire
/opt/owfs/bin/owhttpd -s 3333 -p 3001
dillo http://localhost:3001



I tried commenting out the line

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#sudo insmod /opt/owfs/module/fuse.o 2> /dev/null
in case it was causing trouble reloading fuse or something but it has made no appreciable difference.

The file '/opt/owfs/module/fuse.o' appears to contain only 3 capital letters: "ELF" and a few un printable characters.

Thanks again,

BJH
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Posted: Feb. 14 2008,03:33 QUOTE
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The file '/opt/owfs/module/fuse.o' appears to contain only 3 capital letters: "ELF" and a few un printable characters.
- that's normal for a compiled executable.

Sorry, but I don't have any more ideas...
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Posted: Feb. 14 2008,13:32 QUOTE
Thanks Juanito for those you have suggested, I learned quite a bit.

I think I will press on with my project by making calls to the http://localhost interface and parsing the info I want out of the html responses. Its a lot more work but I cannot keep beating this dead horse.

Thanks and best regards,

Brian H.
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Posted: Feb. 14 2008,19:44 QUOTE
Fuse module can also be initiated by using the fuse boot option.
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