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Dale wrote: |
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> That's what I was thinking but when I saw it still listed on the |
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> website I thought it would still be the right one. Maybe you are |
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> right tho, the website is out of date or something. It does list |
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> power panel too tho. I'll give it a try. |
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> Thanks. |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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Well this doesn't make much sense to me. I did get nut to compile by |
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changing to the *experimental* driver powerpanel. It then wanted to |
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overwrite everything in my config file back to the defaults. Not that |
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it appears the style or settings change but just back to where nothing |
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is set at all. I got past that, mostly anyway. I got all the services |
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restarted, twice I might add. Now it tells me stuff that I know is not |
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even possible. Check out this mess: |
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root@smoker / # upsc ups@smoker |
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battery.charge: 205 |
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battery.charge.low: 45 |
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device.mfr: CyberPower |
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device.model: rO43 |
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device.serial: [unknown] |
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device.type: ups |
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driver.name: powerpanel |
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driver.parameter.pollinterval: 2 |
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driver.parameter.port: /dev/ttyS0 |
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driver.version: 2.4.3 |
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driver.version.internal: 0.25 |
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input.frequency: 62.8 |
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input.frequency.nominal: 60 |
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input.transfer.high: 147 |
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input.transfer.low: 88 |
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input.voltage: 120 |
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input.voltage.nominal: 120 |
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output.voltage: 0 |
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output.voltage.nominal: 120 |
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ups.beeper.status: enabled |
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ups.delay.shutdown: 0 |
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ups.delay.start: 45 |
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ups.firmware: 3.100 |
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ups.load: 22 |
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ups.mfr: CyberPower |
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ups.model: rO43 |
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ups.serial: [unknown] |
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ups.status: OL |
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ups.temperature: 143 |
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root@smoker / # |
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OK. According to this mess, my 24 volt battery is charged to about 50 |
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volts or so. I think I would see smoke by now. ;-) Then again, it |
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says the battery is low, 45% charge. Hmmmmm. < Dale scratches his head |
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on this one > The frequency of the line voltage is at 62.8 Hz, that's |
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odd. I also doubt the temp of the UPS is 143F either. I got a fan on |
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it and it usually runs at about 85 to 90 or so. |
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I think I'm going to go back to the old version of nut unless someone |
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has a better plan. This new version may compile and install but it |
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appears to need some more work on the coding end. I wish I could get |
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powstatd to work. I used it when I was using Mandrake and it was |
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wonderful. It was small, not to bad to configure and it just plain |
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worked. I could *easily* set it to shutdown when power had been gone |
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for more than 10 minutes too. Out here, if the lights are off more than |
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5 minutes or so, you may as well cut the puter off. It's going to be a |
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hour or two at least. |
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Thoughts? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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