HASPone v1.01
HASPone firmware bug fixes and new features
More …HASPone firmware bug fixes and new features
More …Huge update - new name, and new everything else too.
More …New fonts, new pages, new automations, new models, and some core code improvements
More …Home Assistant Lovelace compatibility release
More …Stability and performance improvements
More …Stability and performance improvements
More …I started working with Home Assistant using a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and an HUSBZ-1 combo Z-Wave/ZigBee stick which worked well (if a little slow). However, I have concerns about long-term reliability of SD cards on the Pi and while performance was OK, I have a virtualization farm here that provides me much better performance and availability than an RPi could. The trouble is that I still needed access to the USB stick, and physically plugging it into one of my virtualization hosts would prevent me from moving the Home Assistant VM around in response to performance or availability situations in my farm.
More …I was looking to utilize a couple RTL dongles to monitor two ISM band frequencies commonly used in LoRa without buying an SDR with wide enough bandwidth to cover both ranges. I pretty quickly ran into issues with how SpyServer and rtl_tcp enumerate devices, which appears to be based mostly upon the order in which each device had been plugged in. With some work, I think I’ve come upon a flexible and secure solution to handle an arbitrary number of dongles on one system while maintaining deterministic control of each device. This means I can label an individual dongle, connect it to the desired antenna, and then connect to that dongle on the assigned TCP port every time, without regard to the order in which things have been plugged in.
More …NUMLOCK IS THE DUMBEST KEY AND I HATE IT AND NOW I HAVE DONE SOMETHING ABOUT IT
More …Well this is embarrassing….
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