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UPDATE: I've traced the readKey problem/culprit to the GPIO Pin 4 value/variable. Pin 4 seems to be the GPCLK0. The script looks for this value to change from "0" to another value...I'm assuming "1". I modified the readKey script so while looping through I print the value out to ...

UPDATE: I've traced the readKey problem/culprit to the GPIO Pin 4 value/variable. Pin 4 seems to be the GPCLK0. The script looks for this value to change from "0" to another value...I'm assuming "1". I modified the readKey script so while looping through I print the value out to ...

UPDATE: I've traced the readKey problem/culprit to the GPIO Pin 4 value/variable. Pin 4 seems to be the GPCLK0. The script looks for this value to change from "0" to another value...I'm assuming "1". I modified the readKey script so while looping through I print the value out to ...

UPDATE: My looping problem with starting and stopping the z-way-server is a result of a script called "readKey" that gets automatically started on startup or reboot. For some reason, a variable in the script continues to increment until it calls a few routines that resets the z-way-server ...

UPDATE: My looping problem with starting and stopping the z-way-server is a result of a script called "readKey" that gets automatically started on startup or reboot. For some reason, a variable in the script continues to increment until it calls a few routines that resets the z-way-server ...

I'm running Rasbian Wheezy and V2.2.2 of Z-Way. I've been trying to find out about a script that automatically starts at boot time called "readKey". It's incrementing a timer variable until it reaches a value that causes it to perform a Factory Reset on the z-way-server directory/folder. I...

I'm running Wheezy on my Raspberry Pi along with Z-Way v2.2.2. On startup or reboot, a script in /etc/init.d called readKey is hanging and looping through a server start and server stop. Therefore, I don't get my z-way-server script to startup. If I kill the readKey process, I can manually start the...

UPDATE: I seem to be getting closer to a functional system. In order for the z-way-server script to start and allow me to add devices, I have to first "kill" the "readKey" autostart script that runs on startup and reboots. That script is hanging and stopping and restarting the se...

I'm running Wheezy on my Raspberry-Pi and the v2.2.2 of the Z-Way server. There have been a number of posts about an endless Starting Server/Stopping Server loop message following a reboot after an upgrade to v2.2.2. The endless looping is actually coming from a script in /etc/init.d called "re...

Mike, What did you finally do to your OS or v2.2.2 to get it working. I'm stuck.... I've tried 1.7.1, 2.1.1 (version I had working) and 2.2.2. Everything keeps starting and stopping the server in an endless loop following a reboot. I've checked my hardware and that seems to be working ... according ...