LintHart

Hey @kenig, I completed the transition myself just this weekend. Please note that for me it was a breaking change that worked a treat with the restore of a phoscon backup. All I had to do was replace the marthoc docker address with the new community one and start the container. Others may have a way to do this smoother. I dont think I had to restore when I transitioned initially to Marthoc but the deconz git indicates this is a rather large update. Hope it all goes smoothly

Hey @h0schi, thank you very much for outlining this for me. I've been looking for a long time on how to do it. Following your steps, it all goes well until the flashing which leaves me with the error of: ---------------------------------------- Device: Device Path: /dev/ttyACM0 Firmware File: deCONZ_ConBeeII_0x26660700.bin.GCF Are the above device and firmware values correct? Enter Y to proceed, any other entry to exit: y Flashing... GCFFlasher V3_17 (c) dresden elektronik ingenieurtechnik gmbh Flashing Error! Please re-run this script... ---------------------------------- Hoping you might have some advice? Current firmware is: 264A0700 Cheers, Linton

Ok so I updated to the official docker as per @Propaganda’s little instruction without a hitch which is outstanding I’m not so strong with docker so does anyone know how to translate the firmware update instructions to unraid? https://github.com/marthoc/docker-deconz I’ve checked my log and it says: GW firmware version: 0x264a0700 GW firmware version shall be updated to: 0x26660700 but nothing about a downloaded firmware location. cheers Linton

This is very excellent news! Is everything in tact like VNC mode etc?

Also very interesting in ongoing update methods for this otherwise love the container

Really!? well that brings some hope that it will all be ok Ultimately I don't think I can do betas. Have a lot riding on my machine and may not have all the know how to get myself out of a jam. But I will consider it thank you I haven't been able to find any good release notes for kernel version 5.8.13 included with beta 30 that would indicate that to me. I was inspired by @JesterEE's post above to do my own hunting as he has the same board and has posted otherwise invaluable information about how he got his all going.

I hope it comes soon, you would be doing us a great service if you're willing to take a look for the next major update. Desperately in need of an x570 audio fix for my Asus x570-E. Overall just saying thanks for the work ground work you've done so far even though I cant use it (6.8.3).

This plugin exposes the data as raw JSON. If you can find a way to pull that into a database you’ll be all good. Unfortunately nothing I can assist with. Home assistant just happens to be an excellent use case

Are you a Home Assistant user? Or are you planning to use this data outside the unraid dashboard in any way?

See the Lovelace code a couple of posts after the image on the first page

Hey @Fma965 I asked willnnotdan on discord how he tackled the new auth on 6.8 for Unraid-API if you ever think you’d like to give it a go. “Hey, I got it working with the new Auth but it was a pain! Essentially it makes a post request to /login and blocks the attempt to redirect (it'll redirect to main, find you don't have the cookie and then redirect you back to login) it then grabs the cookie from the headers and stores it so it can be used in future requests. Happy for him to message me directly if I can be of assistance :)” https://discord.gg/Qa3Bjr9

cards: - type: custom:mini-graph-card entities: - sensor.psu_watts # - sensor.psu_3v_watts # - sensor.psu_5v_watts # - sensor.psu_12v_watts icon: mdi:power-socket line_color: '#00778a' line_width: 3 font_size: 75 show: extrema: true - type: horizontal-stack cards: - type: custom:mini-graph-card entities: - sensor.psu_3v_watts name: 3v line_color: blue line_width: 8 font_size: 75 show: extrema: true icon: false - type: custom:mini-graph-card entities: - sensor.psu_5v_watts name: 5v line_color: '#e74c3c' line_width: 8 font_size: 75 show: extrema: true icon: false - type: custom:mini-graph-card entities: - sensor.psu_12v_watts name: 12v line_color: orange line_width: 8 font_size: 75 show: extrema: true icon: false Requires mini graph card from HACS

All peachy on my end many, many thanks

Beta removed 👍

I love the smell of fresh updates in the morning 😛 (Australia) much appreciated. Btw I’m still using the beta but from community apps 👍

I think these raw values would assist me with a trouble I’m having with my mini graph cards. Then we can set our own unit of measurement and everything should work smoothly

You sir, are my personal hero for the day. Thank you so very much, I’m just thrilled to have this available to me in unraid and home assistant. It’s working great. Thank you also for helping and putting that together over the holidays

Any assistance in making it easier for HA would be greatly appreciated. If JSON, would that best using the RESTful sensor? also just confirming this is expected, the PHP output for me is only showing the actual values, there are no categories/headings (unsure what the correct term is) like temp1. If I go to the URL it gives me: ["3d. 10h","42.2 \/ 34.8","0.0","1000W","50.0W","18.5W","9.5W","78.0W","8%"]

That looks like a game changer thank you! Much research to do to learn how to scrape/utilise that but very excited about the possibility. I agree that would be much nicer than ssh

That would be super cool to have it as a dashboard panel. Here is my output: name: 'HX1000i' vendor: 'CORSAIR' product: 'HX1000i' powered: 258127 (2d. 23h) uptime: 250927 (2d. 21h) temp1: 42.8 temp2: 35.2 fan rpm: 0.0 supply volts: 230.0 total watts: 82.0 output0 volts: 12.1 output0 amps: 4.2 output0 watts: 50.0 output1 volts: 5.0 output1 amps: 3.9 output1 watts: 19.0 output2 volts: 3.3 output2 amps: 3.0 output2 watts: 9.5 hmmm maybe I can use this ssh method to drag some stats into into home assistant

That’s wonderful thank you!! Working like a champ. Lol now to learn what all the rails are going to 😛

Hey @realies, just wanted to say thank you for the plugin just got my hx1000i installed and plugin installed and working without a hitch. would definitely like to +1 vote for an update on the GPU load title. At the moment I don’t have a GPU installed that requires external power but I’m really hoping that when I do, is it possible to segment its usage if it’s on a different rail? last question, do you know if it’s possible to add this information to Glances? Perhaps as an external sensor? The dream is to pass on this info through to my home assistant install thanks again linton

Perfect. My understanding is that the original instance of Corsair link was a fancy fan & LED controller using a hub which was then controlled via software. My assumption is feeding of of those same protocols. Great to see this bypasses the hub. Hopefully I’ll have some use for it very soon

Thanks @realies . But no hub required right?

Hey guys, i’m very interested in this plugin and will likely sway my upcoming PSU purchase. Just wanted to confirm I don’t need a corsair link commander to use it? just the USB out of the compatible PSU’s? Cheers Linton