Just delete everything under:
Notes to myself
We have to recreate repository volume of our RP but I could not find any guidance from EMC site. So I’m documenting my steps here for further usage:
Procedure overview:
On EMC storage:
On RP appliances:
On last cluster member:
On each subsequent appliance:
This is a transcript of console sessions:
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I was in trouble reading my car’s live data. So I’ve wrote a little utility to read raw car sensors data i.e. i hook up before ECU and send it via serial port to PC using ATmega328P Nano and finally store it to file.
Where to get one:
http://www.banggood.com/ATmega328P-Nano-V3-Controller-Board-Compatible-Arduino-p-940937.html
How to install:
1. Flash AnalogReadSerial.hex to ATMega.
2. Extract and run carauto. .Net 4 is needed.
3. Choose com port from dropdown menu.
How to use:
Connect analog/digital input to intended sensor via 1KOmh resistor. Please note that all inputs are 5V only!
Shorting digital Input 12 to ground will produce human readable data and will decrease sample rate.
Reading data:
Data are stored in Output.csv file with approximately 1000 samples/second.
Changing http, https, remote console ports
clear some space
reload
with error:
try to add to /etc/rc.local:
What you will need:
1. K-Line adapter connected to pin ” J”
2. Chevrolet Explorer 1.7 (free to use)
Procedure overview:
1. Get (or solder) a K-Line adapter.
2. Download Chevrolet Explorer (CE).
3. Connect to ALDL pins:Ground, +12V, J.
4. Turn on ignition. Do not start engine.
4. Start CE, set up COM Port, test adapter.
5. Double click “SRS” button (in orange).
6. Read Errors, clear errors.
7. Remove car key for 10 seconds.
8. Turn on ignition again.
1. get interface
2. set VLANs