Marc Stirner
Marc Stirner
Same here. Node version 12.16.2 too. Distribution is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
@maricn I found a error related to electron and "buffer_manager.cc". Have you a GPU installed, if yes NVIDIA or ATI/AMD ? ``` sudo lshw -C display ``` ``` *-display Beschreibung:...
@Xsandor Thank you very much, i completely overseen this. Working example for L1 voltage: ```js client.connectRTUBuffered("/dev/ttyUSB0", { baudRate: 9600 }, async () => { console.log("Ready to do some nasty shit");...
Thank you. Seems like it works now. But what i observed is that the jobs fail localy, but runs fine on github. ``` [Node.js CI/build-11] 🏁 Job failed | ✔...
Thank you very much for that clarification.
@McKael Thank you very much! I searched for so long why my UE60J6240 did not work, but my newer UE43KU6079 over a simple WebSocket connection. Then i sniffed the traffic...
If there would be a better documentation im 100% sure more people would contribute to this project. It is very hard for beginners to understand how NodeOS works (me included)
The code i posted is a minimal example that shows the issue. Tested on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Firefox & Chromium. If you run the example, an the pump fans spinning...
You can sniff the DHCP messages and compare the assigned ip address ```js var dhcp = require('../lib/dhcp.js'); var s = dhcp.createBroadcastHandler(); s.on('message', function (data) { // compare ip address for...
i agree with the idea of an array to suppress the notifications.