RaZberry on Odroid U3

[sevi]

Hy,
i will try to run Razberry-Software on my Odroid U3. i think, the performanc is much better the on the RPi. and i will use this USB-z-wave stick http://www.zwave-shopping.com/de/pc-ada ... terie.html
i followed this tutorial http://razberry.z-wave.me/index.php?id=24 and this http://razberry.z-wave.me/docs/razberry.pdf so this command

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wget -q -O - http://razberry.z-wave.me/install | sudo bash

it seems, the istallation was okay but i have no webinterface on port 8083. do i need other installations steps or more steps?
is there a tutorial to install RaZberry on other distributions as Raspberry?


THX

[pofs]

Leaving aside some dependencies might be missing and port name is different, why do you expect it run with Aeon Labs stick at all? It won't!

[sevi]

Okay but, it is somewhere documented what dependencies are needed?
Aeon Labs stick because I install it on the ODROID.

THX

[darkyat]

Okay but, it is somewhere documented what dependencies are needed?
Aeon Labs stick because I install it on the ODROID.

I don't think Z-Way is designed to support anything else than RaZberry.

[sevi]

Okay, okay
I found a other solution http://www.agocontrol.com/

[FilipeAraujo]

Hey sevi

I'm trying to do the same thing as you, did you manage to make it work?
if you did, could you give me some guidelines on how to do it?

thanks for your help

FilipeAraujo

[Erasmuz]

If it's running ubuntu you can just download the ubuntu package, export the z-way library and start the z-way server. If that works just fine (and it should) you can just add a script to your etc/init.d folder to start and stop the server as a service. There may even be a script already for that, but I don't know without searching and I'll leave that up to you

From there you should just have to setup the z-way binding module (in the home automation UI) to point at the correct usb port.

I have not tried with the usb stick, but I have successfully run the z-way server on an ubuntu desktop for testing purposes just fine (using dummy devices and no actual z-wave chip).