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    Zwave Me USB Stick on Linux HS4

    Hello,
    Anyone know how to connect a Z Wave ME USB stick to the Homeseer 4 in Linux?

    When I want to add UZB in HS, the field where it says serial port is empty, how do I make HS see UZB in Linux.

    Don't know much about Linux unfortunately

    //Jens​

    #2
    Greetings Baxe,

    Sounds like something might not be enabled.

    Can you run the following in a command window and post the results?

    $ dmesg | grep tty

    Can you post a copy of your $ /boot/config.txt and also the $ /boot/cmdline.txt
    What type of computer are you running it on?
    Which flavor of Linux?
    Do you use Bluetooth for anything?
    Do you have a GUI interface aka a display manager or are you accessing the Linux box remotely?
    Do you have root privileges'?

    If you are unsure about any of the above, don't worry, one of us will be able to walk you through it.

    Roger

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      #3
      Hi Roger,

      homeseer@homeseer-desktop:~$ dmesg | grep tty
      [ 0.167682] printk: console [tty0] enabled
      [ 5.652951] cdc_acm 2-3:1.0: ttyACM0: USB ACM device
      homeseer@homeseer-desktop:~$

      - Intel NUC
      - Linux Mint
      - Yes USB for my Keybord and Mouse
      - Yes have a own Screen conected to it
      - Yes have root privileges
      - $ /boot/cmdline.txt cant find it

      homeseer@homeseer-desktop:~$ /boot/config.txt
      bash: /boot/config.txt: No such file or directory
      homeseer@homeseer-desktop:~$





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        #4
        So ttyACM0 doesn't show up in the serial port drop-down list either?

        Have you verified the USB port works by plugging something else into it?

        When you were trying to install the UZB, was anything at all in list of serial ports?

        I'm using Debian so there may be some differences where items are located.

        Try
        Code:
        $ cat /boot/config.txt
        also try
        Code:
        $ cat /boot/cmdline.txt
        With the USB stick unplugged can you reboot, then plugin the UZB wait a couple seconds and unplug it then wait a couple more seconds and plug it back in.

        Then run
        Code:
        $ dmesg > dmesg.txt
        Please send the file dmesg.txt with your reply.


        Thanks,

        Roger

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