ZWay v2.2.3-rc2 release
ZWay v2.2.3-rc2 release
I have tested this version for two+ days on my production rig. It appeared unstable and unreliable. So I reverted to v2.1.1 which serves me better than any of the later releases. I had to manually remove the awkward readKey which takes 20% cpu time. Also z-way-server consumed much more than the base range from 2-6% that I normally have. The system hung several times. I could only fix that by removing power, after which it restarted again.
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Re: ZWay v2.2.3-rc2 release
FWIW: Now it also crashed my test server RaspiB which has been rock solid for month.
Re: ZWay v2.2.3-rc2 release
What is readKey service? It constantly takes 20% on my RPi 3.
I'm on v2.2.2-test-new-webserver-8-ga9cd319 version. Not stable release, but it do most of the job for with good stability. Anyway, my rig is still in setting up phase.
Ok, readKey is for external pushbutton detection, not related for my setup, so disabled completely with
I'm on v2.2.2-test-new-webserver-8-ga9cd319 version. Not stable release, but it do most of the job for with good stability. Anyway, my rig is still in setting up phase.
Ok, readKey is for external pushbutton detection, not related for my setup, so disabled completely with
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sudo systemctl disable readKey
Re: ZWay v2.2.3-rc2 release
In the meantime I have upgraded to v2.2.4-rc2 on both my machines. Seems stable since I installed it about a week agopz1 wrote:I have tested this version for two+ days on my production rig. It appeared unstable and unreliable. So I reverted to v2.1.1 which serves me better than any of the later releases. I had to manually remove the awkward readKey which takes 20% cpu time. Also z-way-server consumed much more than the base range from 2-6% that I normally have. The system hung several times. I could only fix that by removing power, after which it restarted again.