all of that page, really
Ok, on it...
btw, feeling quite humbled right now. Seriously. Someone should have videoed me as a “what NOT to do” when setting up OpenAPS
@hilarykoch that just means you have lots of great PRs to help us make the docs even better!
:blush:
@scottleibrand it looks like only the openport client is opensource
running openvpn and setting it up to work on boot is reasonably easy
@scottleibrand Ok, I’ve read the entire page. (And I downloaded the app for the iPhone because that looks like it will be handy) but I still cannot access my Edison via computer. I found the IP address through if config, but not sure what to do with it. I’m guessing I’m missing the obvious…
@hilarykoch you should be able to ssh root@<IP>
and of course, PR that doc to be more explicit about that. :)
got it
So I've flashed my edison with jubilinux and I'm trying to change the password, but it just says "passwd: command not found"
I'm pretty sure that should be there, right?
I'm pretty sure that should be there, right?
@hilarykoch great news, all ok now?
Yes, I’m on to the next steps. Cannot for the life of me figure out why this is so perplexing. Loop took me minutes.
@ptinson Thanks for checking in!
No problem.
@Scorponok are you still in the console of the edison? Logged in vi USB?
@ptinson Yup
Commands like ls and nano work, but not passwd or vi
can you do a whoami
@hilarykoch sometimes I have to delete known hosts in ssh if I can't get the ssh root command to work.
should be root
-bash: whoami: command not found
@Kdisimone you should get an error when you try to ssh saying it conflicts when that happens
@Kdisimone Ok, and how do you do that? (btw, I speak English, German, and Spanish. This language is MUCH harder!)
@hilarykoch practice. Just like you learned the others ;)
I suspect this is messed up and I should just reflash it
@danamlewis For the record, immersion is so much better than Rosetta Stone. (This feels a bit like Rosetta Stone!) :wink:
@Scorponok that is odd. i suspect you are in a recovery mode and not the os
did you get the CTRL-D prompt?
That's possible, I can't even shutdown because "command not found"
No, just "ubilinux login:"
and you can log in
Yup
Log in, ls around, edit a file in nano
@hilarykoch if you want to do the immersion approach with JavaScript and Linux you can ;)
cat you cat /etc/passwd
Yup, there's a bunch of stuff in there
can you ls /usr/bin
passwd should be in there
"No such file or directory"
There's a /usr/sbin, but no passwd in there either
:|
did you log in as root?
Yup
ok thats very broken then
I guess time to reflash!
i would reflash
Thanks for your help
NP
@danamlewis If only I were surrounded by “native speakers” And I mean zero criticism. I just mean that if I had someone nearby, I feel like I’d get it faster. I struggle with even how to articulate where I’m having trouble…
@hilarykoch I'm not native, either. I think you're doing well - it helps to say what you're trying to do, what you think you did, what the error is, etc.
(And also - this is absolutely the hardest part. Once you get flashed, it's downhill.)
Well, thank you for the encouragment. I’m just beginning “Phase 2” :smile:
if you want a truely bizzare experience in emersive learning @danamlewis try erlang :fearful:
@hilarykoch when I get to my computer in about 15min I can try to help. I think you and I ran into same stuff.
You're on to phase 2? Woot!
@hilarykoch agreed on re-flashing. almost seems like you're still on yocto, except for it saying ubilinux on the login prompt. regardless, a reflash should fix it if it works right this time
Setup script begins the fun part :smile:
@scottleibrand true, should have checked if busybox was there
oh i should into myself i guess… not sure if we do that here. I am setting up openaps for my 9 year old daughter. trying to give her back her childhood as much as i can. I am a linux/python/javascript/ifrastructure/network/erlang engineer that has worked in telco for 20 odd years
When I have used different edison boards but kept same hostname (edisonhost). The ssh root command will not let me in. It gives the same error Hilary got. I unhid my files, and I delete the known host files in the ssh folder. Works well.
Welcome :smile:
hoping to help make things a little easier for some of the people here in New Zealand that also want to use openaps or any closed loop system
:+1: :clap: :confetti_ball:
@Kdisimone is that in the docs?
getting some of the technology to do this is very expensive here so places it out of many people reach. we are however very lucky in that all insulin, pens, syringes and blood test kits are provided by the government
pumps and cgm is a different matter
@danamlewis coming? :smile:
@Kdisimone I know I'm predictable ;) :smile:
I was actually holding off because I wanted to try it by a simple line command. Just needed to test it. Since my files are unbidden right now, it's been just as easy to drag and drop into trash that way
@Kdisimone you dont need to trash the whole file, just the entry for that host.
you can also just type “> /path/to/your/.sshfile
that will leave the file there but fill it full of nothing:)
@ptinson I'm gonna pick your line help. Thanks.
Although I will say I don't think I ssh into anything else ever. So...🤣
Question about AMA. “If you enter carbs reliably…” I’m not sure I understand what enter reliably means. We always enter carbs. Does it mean accurately?
No, just entering them . You meet the criteria :smile:
Super!
(Vs people who bolus without putting carbs in pump or NS)
Regularly is probably a better word
Don’t think I’m there yet, but… At what point in the setup should I turn off Loop? I guess at what point does OpenAPS become closed.
After you run the setup script and say yes to scheduling in cron
You could leave Loop running, or switch it to Open Loop, or turn it off depending on if you want to watch side by side for a while
Ok. Great. Think I’m about there.
:+1:
@Kdisimone well if i host a vpn server and part of the openaps setup is having that running so we can login and help people you may end up with more known ssh hosts ;)
@danamlewis So wait, I’m done??? I’ve finished all the steps. I think it’s running. The OpenAPS pill indicates it is running. I don’t see a predictive purple line yet, though.
@hilarykoch good job!
refresh maybe
and check if your openaps forecast is clicked on
(and openaps added on the SHOW_FORECAST line in nightscout host)
@Kdisimone I have it in SHOW_FORECAST I also have openaps in “enable” but no purple line. There is an “openaps” to click in NS, but not a openaps “forecast"
Scratch that! Purple line JUST appeared! @Kdisimone
yeah!
:confetti_ball: woohoo!
@hilarykoch blue basal render too?
Yes.. I mean, there is a temp basal. It seems low given he’s running high. It IS higher than his regular basal. So sit tight and wait? Also, if I want to go between openAPS and Loop. How do I turn off/on OpenAPS?
@danamlewis
@hilarykoch by shutting down the edison. Power button or sending a
shutdown command both work. Also make sure everything in your preferences is the way you want if you aren't seeing the temps you expect.
Hi all, have used OpenAPS for two nights now, and seems to be doing what it should be :-) but I can't seem to get the sensor and actual BGL's to be anywhere close to each other, and wondered if anyone had had a similar issue. Ie Pump Sensor (and NS) will say about 9.6, and finger test will be 15 or 17.. and I test, correct, calibrate, but it still doesn't match up. But during the day, its seems to be ok.. (I know this isn't the right place to discuss, but really just curious about if anything in OpenAPS would be affecting this (or if anyone else has had it)..
@danamlewis Does it go by preferences in pump or NS?
@hilarykoch you can also comment out your cron
It goes by pump targets etc but also the preferences file
See phase 3
Got it. Thanks!
@coolestkidsever which CGM?
Medtronic/Enlite
which we've been using for a few years now, and I know it gets wonky, but it seems more so the last two nights running OpenAPS (weird, i know)
@danamlewis I was wrong. It isnt’ doing anything above regular basal.
I’m going to have to call it quits in a minute. But I’ll do some reading on troubleshooting and give it another go.
Read that before you quit ;)
@danamlewis YES! Not quitting, just have to get kids to bed. :smile:
Ok fair enough.
@hilarykoch probably have the max-iob set to zero in the preferences.json
@Kdisimone Fishing, not fish :smile:
:fishing_pole_and_fish:
:fish: hey, there's even emoji for that. Heh.
Ok, I’m back at it. @danamlewis I’ve read what I need to do, but can’t seem to get there. If I enter "cd <myopenaps>” should I see something different on my screen?
Cd is change directory
You may already be in your OpenAPS directory?
first time running a setup with the complete setup script - wow that was easy - how can i check every component is working? opening up the different jsons like previous iteratinos?
@iananders :smile: yep! Also tail the log is easiest
@danamlewis I guess what I’m wondering, is nothing looks different. How do I know what directory I am in.
@hilarykoch you can
ls to show what's in your directory, or look to the left of the prompt to know where you are
root@ubilinux:~# is what I see @danamlewis
Do ls then
And that should help you see where you want to cd next to
If you did cd <myopenaps> that means do your myopenaps directory name without the < > things
Ok. Think that’s the problem. And “myopenaps”… would I have changed that name?
“ls” ?
OK. it was the <> things! Goodness. I should throw in the towel!
Heh :smile: probably want to change your maxiob before bed though
@danamlewis (He’s back on Loop right now.) Max_IOB is new to me. Am I to essentially to imput a value of Max IOB I’m confortable with?
"input"
Yes. Most people I'd say start at 0, but since you've already been looping, you might want to start with something like 2x basal or something until you read up on more about maxiob and the other safety settings.
Ok. Thanks!
the interactive setup didn't prompt me to put in my g5 serial number - where do i do that?
You don't have to give a Dexcom serial. Just tell it G5
It can't talk to the G5 over BLE, just if you plug it in via USB.
Anyone have any ideas? My openaps has been working great (explorer/edison). Heroku for ns (moved over from azure a month ago), g5 sensor, hotspot when out. This morning, my openaps and pump pillbox are not working on nightscout. I haven’t changed anything. It’s all continuing to work though: basals are updating on ns, glucose info is there, pump carbs/dosages are all showing on ns etc. I’m able to connect on hotspot when I’m out too. There’s nothing in the openaps or pump pill box. Pump logs all look fine, glucose logs say AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute ‘iter_records’
you're not plugging in the G5 receiver to the rig, are you? if not, then
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute ‘iter_records’ is exactly what you'd expect, and isn't a problem: it will still loop off of BG from NS, so that part is unrelated to the pill problem
yeah no i’m pulling everything from ns
most likely the problem is due to some sort of bad record in your devicestatus collection. I would look at the nightscout admin page to see if there's anything obvious there, and if not, go take a closer look at the devicestatus API (https://yournightscout.herokuapp.com/api/v1/devicestatus.json) or at mLab to see if you can figure out what's up there
ok thanks!
if anyone has their rig configured to connect to any open wifi, can you give openaps/oref0#376 a test? it should allow it to automatically fail over to bluetooth if the wifi it connects to is a captive portal rather than open Internet
@scottleibrand if you tell me how to configure rig to connect to any open wifi...I'll gladly test this for you soon. I like the idea
Thank you @scottleibrand going into ns admin page and “clean mongo status database” did it. Thank you!!
scottleibrand @scottleibrand wishes we could get someone to figure out what's happening instead of just deleting everything and starting over, but glad that worked at least
@Kdisimone:
network={
key_mgmt=NONE
priority=-999
}
(at the end of your wpa_supplicant.conf)
if you type it in vs. paste, notice that's a negative 999 (absolute lowest priority)
Perfect. Thanks. Will do tomorrow
Had an odd one this morning. The wifi hotspot I connect to in the office is up and working, and doesn't seem to be doing anything outside of normal (phone connected to it is operating as one would expect) but the Edison's started getting intermittent network connectivity and were unable to flick to BT tethering. The log is below. All rather odd! https://imgur.com/xlZuE5H
@tim2000s sounds not so good :worried:
Restarting the beastie fixed the problem.
Are there any concerns with having multiple APS rigs active? Will they effectively stomp on each others' actions?
@jmcrawford multiple active rigs are running fine without any interferences, the
oref0-setupis well designed for that :wink:
@jmcrawford no they are make sure the other is done communicating with the pump before doing any Comms. You will end up with temps set more frequently but that is fine as long as you keep the rigs in line with each other in terms of settings.
I have been looping for a while and have just gone onto dev so I can off-line loop with xdrip. I have set up as per instructions but it is now not uploading to nighscout. I am successfully looping. Any ideas what I might have done wrong?
@joannestevens see here my post from yesterday :wink:
https://gitter.im/nightscout/intend-to-bolus?at=58935da3fba5bfea06be553f
https://gitter.im/nightscout/intend-to-bolus?at=58935da3fba5bfea06be553f
@ceben80 thanks - that is already enabled and configured from before although I have made no changes. glucose is appearing on nighscout just not the basals etc
@joannestevens but if you're completely looping offline without having internet access, ns upload is a problem anyway :wink: or ns and mongo are locally installed on the rig
@ceben80 - I don't want to completely loop off-line, I am sat at home with my wifi :smile:
any why xdrip-offline?
but nevertheless it should work as posted above with API and mongodb upload, that's my setup
I work in a hospital and there are blackspots within the building with no connectivity and I like to go walking in remote places!
@ceben80 did you change anything on the mongodb? Mine all looks ok
okay understood, no nothing changed
I am perplexed then!
In your post above you mentioned xdrip+, I am only using xdrip
here my mongo upload setting in xdrip+
and API....
Ahh that is very different to xdrip
xdrip+ is awesome :)
No ability for skipping LAN uploads
Perhaps I need to move to that
@joannestevens and here my set in terms of offline monitoring
just a few
cator headcommands :wink:
I am still using a pi 3!
it's a ssh App
you are able to use for each rig (linux os)
You are losing me now :)
If your mongodb runs in separate wifis (i.e. having different IP adresses) dependening whether your @ home or mobile, then you could consider using API REST for one IP Adress and mongoDB for the other IP Adress.
I'm using for my pi and edison as well
I am using rasp controller
hey hey @C-Ville
@C-Ville @ceben80 thanks, I will have a play
Just trying to download xdrip+ app. Am I not able to have this as well as xdrip on my phone? It want to update existing app which I don't have on my phone!
@joannestevens no that' not feasible, but you're able to export the DB (xdrip) and import the DB on xdrip+, that should normally work
but same features are only available in the xdrip+ nightly but possibly not so stable, but anyway I am running always on nightly versions
@all - sorry for offtopic here in terms of xdrip+ :smile:
here the URL for nightly versions
https://github.com/NightscoutFoundation/xDrip/releases
Thanks @ceben80 @all apologies
edison stuck in a 'Have you got the right port/device ...' endless loop. Can't remember how to invoke mmtune from the CLI. I know to first do a 'killall -g openaps', but what is the correct verbiage for invoking mmtune
openaps use pump mmtune I think, or openaps report invoke /path/to/mmtune.json
Those get verbiage about parameters and/or first do an openaps init and then messages about parameters. I'll keep playing with this
It always gets well if I reboot
you're not in the right directory
Right. thanks forgot to change to ~/myopenaps. After invoking 'openaps use pump mmtune' I still got the /Have you got the right...' message. Not sure what is going on with my edison/explorer. I did a fresh oref0 setup yesterday and things ran fine for about 10 hours and then things got screwed up because of a low battery voltage on the pump. I replaced the pump battery and rebooted the edison. Everything worked okay for about 2 hours and then I got into the aforementioned loop. Physically the pump is less than 2 feet from the edison/explorer.
tried restarting the edison?
Yes, 'sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now' fixes things for about 20 minutes or so and then I get into the comms issue
Should I try reflashing the Ti chip
<whine mode on> this is frustrating. My rPi rig runs solid as a rock. <whine ode off>
This time after a reboot, it failed on the initial loop (according to the pump log) so I will try reflashing the Ti chip next
As a backup, I will solder in a TI chip on my Intel Edison Breakout Board and compare it to the Edison/Eplorer rig running the same oref0 setup stuff
Re comms issue, I fired up my rPi at approximately the same distance (3 feet) between the Pi and my 722 pump. The first pass in the log had the following for mmtune: 'mmtune: "916.660", 5, -54 Listening:'
are you running it as root on the edison?
Yes, I always ssh in as root. never as edison
@cjo20 Just in case, it is a problem with the Explorer board and/or the Ti chip on it. Would it be worth a try using a USB Ti chip and set it up instead of /dev/spidev5.1 and see how that works
You could give it a go if you want
ok I will try that later today
My guess is that I will need to cut the trace for OTG. Probably not a big deal because I can always flash the Edison if needed on my Intel breakout board.
I don't think the OTG trace should have anything to do with the C1110 on-board
I agree, I think I need to cut the trace if I want to try using a USB c1110 on the edison/explorer rig instead of the on-board C1110
On second thought, will cutting the trace disable re-flashing the on-board C1110
I don't think you need to cut traces. give connecting via USB a go first.
Okay, I will try, OTG has been flaky on my board in the past - sometimes rock solid and other times inoperative - perhaps the tides in the Bay of Fundy will be in my favor today
Long term, perhaps I should order another explorer board - they are about the same price has the cc1111emk868-915 from Ti or Mouser and I could probably use the current edison/explorer for a NAS instead of openAPS. My guess is I have one of the flakier rev B boards for comms
FYI. I figured out why I had to reinstall oref0 once a week ago. Turns out that 10v charger works for awhile and then towards end of charge cycle it must cause a battery temp error that reboot won't solve (at least I saw a battery temp error roll by pretty fast during the reboot shutdown). Reboot didn't fix it. Reran script (thanks @danamlewis for that little new line) and problem gone.
I've only accidentally plugged it into that larger charger twice. Both times same results. Now to move them somewhere else so I don't do it on accident a third time.
It had kept cycling in the cron. Never made it to the rsgby parts...(or whatever the right spelling is)
I know bluetooth tethering instructions just got redone, but is the latest copy the one in phase 4 of readthedocs? I'm running that, but keep getting an error actually creating the tether connection.
@Kdisimone test
@dramageek yes, assuming you're on "latest" or "master" read the docs?
@dramageek you may have to re-try it a time or two
I've re-ran all the way back through the oref0-setup stage three times. It's erroring out at the testing step where you first bt-pan client XX:XX...
root@openaps1:~/myopenaps# bt-pan client ac:37:43:89:ea:0f
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/bt-pan", line 228, in <module>
if __name__ == '__main__': sys.exit(main())
File "/usr/local/bin/bt-pan", line 188, in main
dev_remote = find_device(opts.remote_addr, devs.values()[0])
File "/usr/local/bin/bt-pan", line 53, in find_device
return find_device_in_objects(get_manager().GetManagedObjects(), device_address, adapter_pattern)
File "/usr/local/bin/bt-pan", line 68, in find_device_in_objects
raise BTError('Bluetooth device not found')
__main__.BTError: Bluetooth device not found
as a side note @danamlewis, why doesn't the
--btpan= parameter get recorded into oref0-runagain.sh?
@Kdisimone any device that actually applies 10 volts to a USB connection is way out of spec and would trigger an immediate safety recall from the manufacturer. I don't know of any way for an external USB charger to dictate the amount of current the battery gets: that is controlled by the on-board charging circuit on the Explorer board.
@dramageek did you specify --btpan= or --btmac= ?
if you did the former, it wouldn't have recognized it and never would have installed bluetooth
so you'd need to re-run with the correct option
sorry, yeah it was
btmac. It shows up correctly in the cron entry.
I did have the same version of bluez already installed from trying to tether a few weeks ago, so oref0-setup doesn't install it.
Still, with the cron entries I assume that that part is going correctly.
@peterfulvi looks like your
gather alias got a weird angled " mark instead of a normal one somehow.
@dramageek if you had previously tried to tether on this rig and it's not working with the new directions, I would try re-flashing. we had the same issue and never did figure out how to fix it short of a re-flash.
@scottleibrand sorry. Mistyped in my haze. It's the 12w (5.2v) iPad charging block specifically that I was referencing.
It's caused the failure twice.
@dramageek but re-flashing worked reliably on all four rigs
@Kdisimone you can check the rig temperature by doing
apt-get install lm-sensors and then sensors
I'm reluctant to blame the 12w charger, since the actual wattage drawn by the rig should be limited by the Explorer board, not the charger.
By the time I got to it, the rig was cold as ice and hadn't looped for over an hour.
Also noticed the "other" two lights on board were dimly lit.
did they stay dimly lit after a reboot?
Maybe the board isn't limiting like it should?
Yes. After reboot still lit
ok, then you need to re-flash the cc1110 with ccprog
@scottleibrand K, I'll give that a shot later tonight. We're taking the kids to a show tonight, so was trying to get BT going rather than hotspotting the whole time.
Only after the re-install of oref-0 did it work
oh, hm
Lights turned off then and looping began again.
nevermind on the reflash then. maybe just needed to do an mmtune to reset_spi_serial
@dramageek yeah, it's really nice once you get it working. :)
@Kdisimone did you do a reboot, or a full
halt? I've seen mine do that once or twice, and so far a halt will fix it when a reboot won't.
I think the first time I did a mmtune and it didn't work. So this time I jumped that stop.
Reboot. Didn't know about half.
Halt
re: not limiting like it should: the newer explorer boards are going to be limited to 250mA instead of 500mA, so it'll take about 8 hours to fully charge a dead 2000mAh battery
several people have reported their rigs getting too hot during charging with the 500mA limit
When this happens the upbatt pill disappears from NS.
as a workaround, you can make sure that the Explorer is well ventilated during charging (maybe open the case)
After finally getting it working again, upbatt pill comes back and battery is fully charged
sounds like the Edison is completely shutting down to protect itself, while the charger circuit keeps cranking power into the battery
Super ventilated because I read those earlier posts about the temp issues. I did monitor charging temps for awhile ago and had no problems. It just seems to be that charger so far
next time you can run
sensors when you start charging, and see if it gets hotter on that higher-wattage charger
Yes @scottleibrand that's exactly what seems to happen
should be easy to see the effect well before it shuts down
Yup.
We plugged it in at about 10pm, failed at about 4am. Was pretty drained when we started charging. (2500mah)
not sure if/how your lower-wattage charger could actually be the limiting factor... most chargers can do at least 1000mA at 5V, so that would be double the 500mA at 4V that the Explorer is using...
If it's an official iPad charger they are decent quality so I doubt it is that. I charge mine off on iPad charger and it's fine
@peterfulvi which setup are you using? which CGM? any other non-default options?
I chose xdrip. Im waiting on an android phone to put it onto read my g4. Bu tim going to be getting an enlite sensor next week for my 630g. Its set for US Pump. and i got the sn off the back (letters excluded).
can you paste your
openaps alias show gather output here as text so I can copy and paste it to find where it came from?
gather ! bash -c "(openaps monitor-pump || openaps monitor-pump) 2>/dev/null >/dev/null && echo refreshed pumphistory || (echo unable to refresh pumphistory; exit 1) 2>/dev/null”
strange. I don't see that
” (curly quotes) character at the end anywhere in the oref0 code base
did you configure that alias manually at some point?
maybe at this point you should re-run oref0-setup
Thats what i was thinking. I will do that
curious if you have any ideas how it happened though
your
history | grep "openaps alias add" output might be interesting
or more specifically,
history | grep "/dev/null”"
@walker0 official Apple iPad charger. Yes
Before i ran last setup i deleted the old directories. I went back reinstalled openaps before i installed my last loop. Here is what it says history | grep "openaps alias add"
179 openaps alias add get-settings "report invoke settings/model.json setting s/bg_targets.json settings/insulin_sensitivities_raw.json settings/insulin_sensi tivities.json settings/carb_ratios.json settings/profile.json"openaps alias add get-settings "report invoke settings/model.json settings/bg_targets.json setting s/insulin_sensitivities_raw.json settings/insulin_sensitivities.json settings/ca rb_ratios.json settings/profile.json"
179 openaps alias add get-settings "report invoke settings/model.json setting s/bg_targets.json settings/insulin_sensitivities_raw.json settings/insulin_sensi tivities.json settings/carb_ratios.json settings/profile.json"openaps alias add get-settings "report invoke settings/model.json settings/bg_targets.json setting s/insulin_sensitivities_raw.json settings/insulin_sensitivities.json settings/ca rb_ratios.json settings/profile.json"
181 openaps alias add gather '! bash -c "(openaps monitor-pump || openaps monitor-pump) 2>/dev/null >/dev/null && echo refreshed pumphistory || (echo unable to refresh pumphistory; exit 1) 2>/dev/null”'
316 history | grep "/dev/null”"
316 history | grep "/dev/null”"
I'll just start over fresh.
ok, so looks like you did do it manually (history entry 181)
any idea where you got that line from?
somewhere in the docs probably?
fixed
So what shouldi do
It was when i turned off certain alias commands
you can just run the corrected line if you want
openaps alias add gather '! bash -c "(openaps monitor-pump || openaps monitor-pump) 2>/dev/null >/dev/null && echo refreshed pumphistory || (echo unable to refresh pumphistory; exit 1) 2>/dev/null"'
you're using a 512?
ok i just ran it. Yes thhe 512
ok, so that was probably the problem then. so few people have 512s that we didn't notice that curly quote mark until now
great. Thank You. Im trying to learn to do PR's.
I probably should've had you PR this one, but I just fixed it since " vs ” is so hard to see
Thisis what it says now
looks like you didn't replace the gather alias?
openaps alias show gather again?
do i just run those commands?
:point_up: February 3, 2017 12:11 PM
I ran it. Then rebooted. I'll do it again.
no need to reboot
just run it and then confirm with
openaps alias show gather that it changed
slight chance you might need to stop your cron or do it multiple times to get it to stick, if something else is updating the openaps.ini at the same time
I’ve lost the purple prediction line in NS since successfully starting OpenAPS. I have openaps listed in SHOW_FORECAST in NS. Is there something else I need?
@peterfulvi that looks good now
should be able to run
killall -g openaps; openaps gather now
@hilarykoch did you click the ... next to 24HR and enable it there?
@hilarykoch check that the tick box is still ticked
BINGO! Thank YOU!
Hows that
So running successfully for two hours. Woot! The BG range is taken from the pump, right? Unless specified through NS as a temp target? And the ranges set for NS in Heroku don’t affect OpenAPS, right?
@hilarykoch correct
Great. Thank you!
:+1: :smile:
@peterfulvi weird. does another
openaps alias show gather show the curly quotes again?
if so, you might need to add the killall to that command too:
killall -g openaps; openaps alias add gather '! bash -c "(openaps monitor-pump || openaps monitor-pump) 2>/dev/null >/dev/null && echo refreshed pumphistory || (echo unable to refresh pumphistory; exit 1) 2>/dev/null"'
yep, that looks like the race condition I was talking about. try the killall version
I just updated https://github.com/openaps/docs/blob/master/docs/docs/walkthrough/phase-2/troubleshoot-oref0-setup.md#its-not-working-yet with that, so you can try it that way too
I ran it this is what it looks like after the kill all
ok, I give up on this method. go ahead and re-run oref0-setup.
Ok thanks for your time. Im goin home to my kids now and i,ll have at it tomorrow night on my third shift? I'll keep you posted
k
have a good evening
Thanks
I am currently sourcing my openAPS compatible pump (should be arriving this weekend), Edison, Explorer board, and battery. The production and dev documentation provides instruction for setting up the rig using a Pi, Windows, and Mac. Where would I find setup instructions for using my debian based linux laptop? I like to think I can follow directions pretty well, but...
that should be pretty similar to the Pi, but no guarantees: no one has actually tried that yet AFAIK
you might have enough RAM to skip the swap space stuff
I’m trying to setup Bluetooth. Following the directions here. Is the first step this (with the MAC address from my phone)?? cd && ~/src/oref0/bin/oref0-setup.sh --btmac=AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF
yes, mac address of phone
If so, it looks like it is trying to take me through the interactive setup again...
it's best if you add that --btmac=AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF to the end of your existing command from the runagain
yes but it will ask you an additonal question about the MAC address this time
(or from your bash history) to avoid interactive
history | grep oref0-setup should find the last run, so you can copy and paste and add the new one
@scottleibrand that reminds me…when i ran that bash runagain script this morning…I dont’ think it included the —btmac part. But when i ran bluetoothcntl, it still listed the iPhone as a paired device. So, just confirming…that rerun script does NOT need the —btmac if it was already run and paired once?
@scottleibrand @Kdisimone Still not getting it. Did you asked, but isn’t that line essentially what I had above? I’m missing something here… If I type it in, it looks like I’m going through the entire setup again, asking for pump SN
It should ask an additional question in there about whether you want to pair a device or phone through BLE
and then it will ask you for the MAC address of it
ok. hang on. DO I put ALL of this in one line? or are these two commands? cd && ~/src/oref0/bin/oref0-setup.sh --btmac=AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF
one line.
ok, so go ahead and answer questions about pump again?
replace the AA:bb: stuff with your phone’s BT MAC
@Kdisimone @scottleibrand Yeah, I mentioned that earlier with my other BT problems. Even if you add it in manually to the oref0-runagain, it gets re-written and taken out when the setup completes. It doesn't mention it on the pre-install summary either.
right did that
yes...
@dramageek Did you check to see if your pairing still worked though (sorry, i missed your earlier discussions)? I think ours are still working just fine
@hilarykoch If you end up doing this multiple times, you can
nano oref0-runagain.sh and add it to the end of the line, quit & save, then just bash oref0-runagain.sh. It won't re-ask you the questions then.
well now it isn’t letting me do anything. “command not found"
@Kdisimone We settled on me re-flashing later tonight. Probably something that got set when I was trying to tether a few weeks back that needs to be cleared out.
PRs welcome if there's a better place for this in the docs
(And/or pr a link/reference to this in BT page)
http://openaps.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/walkthrough/phase-2/troubleshoot-oref0-setup.html#re-run-the-script-again I have a question about this…”as long as you name IT something different” What IT is that? I don’t see where I name the script.
Ok. got it.
Thanks @danamlewis and @scottleibrand I’m really struggling with just getting it all setup. Not quite sure what to recommend in terms of PRs until I understand what it is I’m doing. In this case, I just didn’t expect the setup questions again, so I assumed I did something wrong.
@Kdisimone it = setup script
The run again file is created automatically by running the setup script
I guess I’m confused where the name is that I would need to change. Thus far I simply reran the script and didn’t change anything. it seems to have worked fine. That’s what has me confused.
@Kdisimone the name of your openaps folder, each one of those is essentially its own seperate instance of openaps. You can have multiple by naming them different things and commenting out what you don't want in cron
My rig just stopped connecting to the pump. I've rebooted twice. No go. Any ideas?
@walker0 thanks that makes sense
Getting the bits together for a portable rig - any advice on the low power vs standard edison (option 1 v option 2 in the docs)? Leaning towards the low power version but keen to know if there's a consensus among the group.
we have no evidence that there’s any difference between different edison models
I bolused for dinner through Bolus Wizard. 40 carbs. NS COB shows 4. OpenAPS shows 0. I double checked bolus history and it does show 40 carbs. (I did not enter a BG)
how long ago was this?
15 minutes ago
is it successfully looping? has it pulled pump history since then?
NS says it is looping and it has enacted a basal a bit higher than his regular setting
Wait. IT isn’t looping. 14 minutes ago….
is this the openaps pill showing 0 cob - if so is everything else up to date?
Could I have done something to it when setting up Bluetooth?
Thanks @danamlewis we'll go ahead and order then
Ok, now carbs are there in COB pill
@hilarykoch maybe. should be easy to fix though. what are the logs saying?
ok, good
so it probably just hadn’t been in range to update
Ok, now it is back.
COB changed again and says 65 carbs (also in OpenAPS pill)
Now its back to 39. Not sure I understand what happened, but it is back on track...
Question for newbie. I'm on step 1-3 on Katie's cheat sheet trying to flash brand new Edison board. I get this error " warning: gnu-geopt is a keg only and another version is linked to opt. "
Then when I try start Edison I get " cannot exec. Error
@kws1969 the gnu-geopt thing is a warning, not an error. you can ignore that I believe
we'll need more details on the other one. can you copy and paste exactly what it's saying?