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I cannot create the boot/config.txt file. #38

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Extesat opened this issue Oct 20, 2024 · 10 comments
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I cannot create the boot/config.txt file. #38

Extesat opened this issue Oct 20, 2024 · 10 comments

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Extesat commented Oct 20, 2024

Does the project actually work?
I cannot create the boot/config.txt file.
Can you help me to create the file?
I am using Raspberry 5 with the following operating system, installed with IMAGER
Other specific-purpose OS -> Home assistant and home automation -> Home Assistant -> Home Assistant OS 13.2 (RPI 5).
Thanks
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¿El proyecto funciona actualmente?
Yo no puedo crear el archivo boot/config.txt
¿Puedes ayudarme a crear el archivo?
Yo utilizo Raspberry 5 con el siguiente sistema operativo, instalado con IMAGER
Other specific-purpose OS -> Home assistant and home automation -> Home Assistant -> Home Assistant OS 13.2 (RPI 5).
Gracias

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Extesat commented Oct 21, 2024

Hi cremer42
I am indeed at an impasse with this project, I can't create the /boot/config.txt file.
Homeassistant does not recognise the atlas scientific sensors nor the temperature sensors.
I thank you for your offer to send me your code, I can test if it works on the rpi 5.
Thank you very much
Regards

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Its not straight forward but it does work. I've been running for about 2 years now using EZO-pH and EZO-ORP and it seems to be functionality without any real issues. I'm about to try and add in an EZO-FLOW.

I am using a Raspberry Pi 4, a Whitebox T3 and 3 1-Wire temperature probes.

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The main reason I am interested in Flow is to ensure that the Heater is working at optimum efficiency. The specification for the heater is 125L/min but at the moment I really have no idea what the flow rate is. The filter has a pressure gauge so I can eyeball that every couple of days, therefore It wasn't as high a priority.

Also, my pump is located higher than the pool with a non-return valve but every now and then it doesn't self prime (i think sometimes a bit of debri gets caught in the valve). During week days the pump will turn on at 11am when I am in the office so I wated a way to ensure it was actually pumping.

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Extesat commented Oct 23, 2024

Hi cremer42
I am indeed at an impasse with this project, I can't create the /boot/config.txt file.
Homeassistant does not recognise the atlas scientific sensors nor the temperature sensors.
I thank you for your offer to send me your code, I can test if it works on the rpi 5.
Thank you very much
Regards

For sure, check my page, I have a forked copy of the raspipool system with my working code, including the config. If you have any questions let me know and I can help you out along the way. Just start new "issues" on my fork.

I have installed your Fork and although it works, it still does not detect the sensors. I think the problem is that I am unable to find where to install the /boot/config.txt file.
The SD card has 8 partitions, but only mounts 4 partitions.
I have mounted partition 1 from Linux. The system automatically names it Hassos-boot.
I copied the config.txt file and now it contains:
slot-A (directory)
cmdline-tryboot.txt
cmdline.txt
config.txt
tryboot.txt
Nevertheless, your fork does not detect the Ph, ORP and temperature sensors.
Can you tell me where should I put the config.txt file for raspipool to detect the sensors?
Thanks

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