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Posted By: wookeyibuttons are indeed nifty, but you have to fish them out to read them
Posted By: DamonHDSo, do you think that can I find a .deb for armv5tel and manage to run it on my existing Ubuntu 9.04 / 2.6.31 kernel without too much messing about?
Posted By: borpinAs far as I can see, the problem is the DS18B20 sensors only do temperature and do not do Humidity
Posted By: JSHarrisUsing full-blown processors, even cut down Linux ones, seems like going way, way OTT for just doing a bit of simple temperature and humidity logging around the house.But only if it is only doing that. If it is doing something else anyway (I run my own mailserver on a Acer Revo) then the additonal cost is minimal (and quite fun). Never really got inot embedded processors and certainly do not have the time now!
Posted By: SteamyTeaPosted By: borpinAs far as I can see, the problem is the DS18B20 sensors only do temperature and do not do Humidity
Something like this? http://www.datanab.com/sensors/1Wire_tempHumProbe.htm
Posted By: DamonHDI am already running the SheevaPlug which is the basis of the PogoPlug.
Posted By: JSHarrisThe iButton Thermochrons are OK, but as well as the cost (£15 odd for one channel at 2k bytes is more than my four channel, 16k byte logger cost!)