My migration from Vera, or what I did on my holidays
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Amusingly and with full reference to this:
I've not had a Luup reload since Monday lunchtime. Odd since all my automation is still on the Vera. I have, however, killed all the Vera / Alex skill availability
C
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@CatmanV2 not suprising at all. If you remove all the load from the controller, it will be stable. If you don't have too many (let's say 60+) devices, Zwave will be stable enough. When you have a lot of devices and/or some not-really-supported-but-works-with-Vera (TM) devices, the Zwave network stability can dramatically decrease.
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But I haven't reduced the load, is my point. All my devices, all my automation apart from stuff that I use Alexa for, is still on the Plus. In fact, the load should be higher since it's getting polled by the Vera Bridge.....
The only real difference so far is that I use HA bridge running on the new Openluup box to do voice control. And that's hilarious. Even running through UI7 by doing a get to the Openluup box which which then goes through Verabridge, 90% of the time the switch has changed before Alexa has managed to say 'OK'
C
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OK this is a significant issue.
Guess who installed 32bit Debian......
Any thoughts on a Z-way server binary?
C
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Hmm so this looks like a no win scenario. Torch and start again
C
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So plan to get me back. It shouldn't be too hard but I'll probably leave it for today because of the Alexa / HA bridge stuff will stop.
Install 64bit Debian
Install Lua
Install jq (for Alexa TTS)
Install default-jdk and jre
Install HA-bridgeRestore the copies of the service definitions I created
Enable them in systemctlRestore the Open-luup backup
Restore the HAbridge backup.Hope?
@akbooer @rafale77 @therealdb does this sound like a good test?
Regards
Chris
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Yeah sorry I never thought about 32bit installation... have not done anything on 32bit OS except for the vera for ages.
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The openLuup transfer should be straightforward. I’d save the whole of the cmh-ludl directory tree with all your device files, etc. There’s nothing that’s 32/64 bit dependant.
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I pretty much have
Just overwrite the lot on the new install, yes?
Thanks!
C
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@CatmanV2 said in My migration from Vera, or what I did on my holidays:
Just overwrite the lot on the new install, yes?
Yes.
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Well that was fun
Debian re-install. Restore of Openluup instant.
Restore of HA Bridge not so much. Or in fact at all. But there we are . Not too much more to do
C
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Spoke too soon, but HA Bridge is finally back where it was. No idea why I was having so many issues, but I suspect there were overall Vera issues which shouldn't be a problem but....
Anway.
To get Z-wave running on Debian I followed the Z-wave manual and then @rafale77 's excellent tutorial on Debian install. It's up running and hooked into Openluup but tomorrow and the weekend are busy so I doubt I'll get much progress.
C
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It looks like tomorrow is the day....
C
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Hmmm
So how long should a restore take? Mine seems to be stuck at 91% and none of my actual devices are visible in the dashboard. Z-wave network is not starting.
Maybe I'm being too impatient
C
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Hmm total nightmare. Never gets past restoring to 91%. Won't start Z-wave. Wont' show my devices. dev/ttyACM0 keeps being replaced by tty/ACM1
Might just burn it and start from scratch
C
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OK that's looking better after a second restore. Lots of devices. All with dumb arse names, waiting for wakeup in many cases. Good
C
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OK I think that's the important stuff working apart from a Fibaro dimmer in the kitchen. I can't get it beyond any kind of 85% on the interview.
Similarly my SRT321 in the hall claims it's a switch with is a little irritating
Any thoughts?
C
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Have you other Fibaros which have interviewed OK?
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Yes, although no other Fibaro dimmers. Only modules
C
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