Help with ZWave Topic is solved

[obrienlabs]

I've followed the wiki and the install.txt and the install.md. I'm missing something.

I can't get OpenZwave to show up in the hardware drop down list.

I have /root/domoticz, and /root/domoticz/open-zwave. I've done the makes in both folders, and started the program and nothing shows up.

Where does the zwave files need to be in order for it to be recognized?

Thanks

[jannl]

Isn't openzwave compiled in by default? Or do you build you Domoticz completely from source?

[trixwood]

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pluto.local:~ Trixwood$ls
domoticz		open-zwave-read-only
open-zwave

not inside the domoticz folder but one lower. That is if you compile (you use linux i think? so you probably compile).

[obrienlabs]

I compiled from source.

I also tried to have it in /root, but that didn't work either.

[trixwood]

I know it's not linux, but almost the same:

https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Mac_OS_X# ... rom_Source

and I do not see it in the linux guide but check out, after you compile in the domoticz folder run:

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sudo make install

it will make a clean install in

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/opt/domoticz

including all openzwave config files. (if openzwave is in the right location, same folder as domoticz, not "inside" the domoticz folder)

[obrienlabs]

Ok let me try it

[trixwood]

Also check out your cmake output to make sure openzwave is used. There should be a line there:

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-- Found LIBUSB: /usr/local/lib/libusb.dylib  
-- LIBUSB found at: /usr/local/lib/libusb.dylib
-- /Users/Tristan/Smarthome/compile/open-zwave-read-only/libopenzwave.a        <<---- THIS ONE
-- ==== WiringPi include file (wiringPi.h) not found. GPIO support disabled.
-- ==== (Please follow http://wiringpi.com/download-and-install/ if you want to use GPIO.)
-- Not found telldus-core (telldus-core.h), not adding tellstick support

also note that i had problems with cmake cache files, still do not know which folders/files to clean:

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11766&p=90115&hilit ... ing#p90088

so use a fresh source from git to make sure cmake does not use invalid old configuration.

[obrienlabs]

I ended up doing this for it to work. Clone the open-zwave git to /root, then follow the make and symlink instructions.

root@ubuntu:~# ls
domoticz open-zwave open-zwave-read-only


Then, cd to domoticz and issue a custom cmake command
root@ubuntu:~/domoticz# cmake -USE_STATIC_OPENZWAVE -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release CMakeLists.txt

then make

and now i have open-zwave USB available to me

3rd time's a charm