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fkruis wrote:@toonz
You can also use telnet (putty) with esp-link. there you can use CTRL> and <ESC> characters.
fkruis

michel30 wrote:

Wunser wrote:

Wunser wrote:Does anyone have an idea where the top popup in the idle screen is managed in the latest software?

Even though I've deployed the workaround where it thinks it's connected to the service center, there's still a big white banner at the top stating it doesn't see the connection. "Geen verbinding met Service Center, kijk hier voor advies"

I can't find where it controls/checks that and how to disable it

Actually, I've found a way, but it'll disable the entire message center:

Open /qmf/qml/Canvas.qml
Find this part and comment out the init of the notifications:

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                notifications = notificationsComponent.createObject(canvas);                             
                // notifications.init();                                                                 

What I did is as follow: in HCBv2/qml/apps/internetSettings/InternetSettingsApp.qml around line 464

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    BxtNotifyHandler {                                                                                  
                id: statusNotifyHandler                                                                     
                serviceId: "status"                                                                         
//              onNotificationReceived : {                                                                  
        //              var statemachine = message.getArgument("statemachine");                             
                //      if (statemachine) {                                                                 
                                //var prevSmStatus = smStatus;                                              
                                // smStatus = parseInt(statemachine);                                       
// add the following two lines of code:                                                                     
// added by al_n (20151220):                                                                                
                                if(smStatus == _ST_INTERNET) {                                              
                                    smStatus = _ST_TUNNEL;                                                  
                                }         
                                     

With this option you can delete the message in the trash bin, it will only popups again when you do a reboot or make a new connection to Toon or do a ping.
But than you can trow it again in the trash bin.

michel30 wrote:Hello,

I have a problem with the Toon and x11vnc_0.9.13-r0_qb2 on software Version: 4.8.25

The problem is as follow, I install every ipk package from 4.8.25 manual by using the URL opkg install ......... and that works.
After that I reboot the Toon and it was running 4.8.25 but only vnc did not work so I checked the issue and I see it was started 11 times so I did opkg remove x11vnc reboot the Toon.
The Toon is working, but when I install x11vnc the Toon is getting very slow, it startes to reboot because all the memory and CPU is in used, when I remove x11vnc than the Toon works okay.

Does somebody know how to stop the multi boot of the app? or is there a fix for it?
I also try to install x11vnc_0.9.13-r2_qb2 but the problem with this one is it will not start the message is x display problem.

Thanks for your help.

Toonz wrote:

fkruis wrote:@toonz
You can also use telnet (putty) with esp-link. there you can use CTRL> and <ESC> characters.
fkruis

wasn't aware of this, much easier than the web interface. Thanks
However, submitting control characters still doesn't work here. Somehow lost in translation at the ESP card.
What ESP link software version do you use?

marcelr wrote:Hi Ronald,
Please make sure that the files are unzipped before you actually transmit them to toon. (I'm not sure if toon has the unzip exec on board).
The .ipk file extracted from the .zip should have a length of 125704 bytes.

ed20_init
Error: An adapter speed is not selected in the init script. Insert a call to adapter_khz or jtag_rclk to proceed.

1. Upgraded the RPi-1B to Rasbian 9, Stretch
2. sudo apt-get install openocd
   • (openocd_0.9.0-1+b1_armhf.deb)
3. sudo apt-get install telnet
4. mkdir ~/toonjtag
5. cd ~/toonjtag
6. wget download/file.php?id=3144 -O uboot-and-openocd-cfg-for-rooting-toon.zip
7. sha1sum uboot-and-openocd-cfg-for-rooting-toon.zip
   • (verfied the hash with a download performed on Windows)
8. unzip uboot-and-openocd-cfg-for-rooting-toon.zip
9. connected 8 JTAG wires from Toon to RPi
10. cp /usr/share/openocd/scripts/interface/raspberrypi-native.cfg ~/toonjtag/rpi.cfg
11. cp rpi.cfg rpi.cfg.orig
12. vi ~/toonjtag/rpi.cfg
    • (see changes from diff below)
    1. The below changes are probably not required:
    2. vi ed20.cfg
    3. add the following two lines after adapter_khz 500
    4. adapter_nsrst_delay 400
    5. reset_config none
13. sudo openocd -f rpi.cfg -f ed20.cfg
    
    In a new cli session
14. telnet localhost 4444
15. soft_reset_halt
16. reset halt
17. load_image u-boot.bin 0xa1f00000
18. resume 0xa1f00000
19. After the last 'resume' command quickly head over the the serial console connection to type the boot passwd
    • toon
20. Follow the rooting procedure according:
    • viewtopic.php?f=87&t=11235

$ diff -dur rpi.cfg.orig rpi.cfg
--- rpi.cfg.orig        2017-10-07 21:14:55.355023903 +0200
+++ rpi.cfg     2017-10-07 23:54:18.996620449 +0200
@@ -22,12 +22,16 @@
 # If you define trst or srst, use appropriate reset_config
 # Header pin numbers: TRST - 26, SRST - 18
 
-# bcm2835gpio_trst_num 7
+bcm2835gpio_trst_num 8
 # reset_config trst_only
 
-# bcm2835gpio_srst_num 24
+bcm2835gpio_srst_num 24
 # reset_config srst_only srst_push_pull
 
 # or if you have both connected,
-# reset_config trst_and_srst srst_push_pull
+reset_config trst_and_srst srst_push_pull
+
+adapter_khz 500
+adapter_nsrst_delay 400
+reset_config none

ronalddehaan wrote: Second issue; when i connect to http://toon:10080/happ_thermstat?action=printTableInfo it gives me an 403 Access denied.
TO fix this I read that I should change the port in the /HCBv2/config/hcb_project.xml file, but this file apparently does not exist on my Toon.
Any ideas?

marcelr wrote:

ronalddehaan wrote: Second issue; when i connect to http://toon:10080/happ_thermstat?action=printTableInfo it gives me an 403 Access denied.
TO fix this I read that I should change the port in the /HCBv2/config/hcb_project.xml file, but this file apparently does not exist on my Toon.
Any ideas?

In later firmwares, it's /qmf/etc/qmf_project.xml.

ronalddehaan wrote:

marcelr wrote:

ronalddehaan wrote: Second issue; when i connect to http://toon:10080/happ_thermstat?action=printTableInfo it gives me an 403 Access denied.
TO fix this I read that I should change the port in the /HCBv2/config/hcb_project.xml file, but this file apparently does not exist on my Toon.
Any ideas?

In later firmwares, it's /qmf/etc/qmf_project.xml.

I just went ahead and installed the mentioned programs and after that and a reboot everything seemed to be working.

Now to get Domoticz talking with Toon..
I've found a 'sort of' tutorial here:https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11421 however this is written for experienced users..
I will ask him for a nooby tutorial