Zitat von »TabuTron« In case someone's still monitoring this thread: I've just got my hands on an aquaero5 with the latest firmware (2009) and I'd love to be able to read the values with Linux. Sadly my old aerotools don't work correctly (not surprising since the firmware underwent a major revision from 2000 on), and the "latest" aerocli from https://github.com/Aquaeronix/aerocli does not support that firmware, either. AFAIK a firmware downgrade is not possible, so what's left? If it's still in...

Zitat von »PepeLapiu« Would the Aquaero 6 work in Linux without Aquasuite or any other software? I mean, can it run independently of the OS and software? Aquaero runs entirely on its own, you won't need any OS just for the operation of the fans etc. It is configurable via its buttons, but that is very tedious. It's easier to set it up with a Windows computer for the first time. But then you could run it independently from any OS. However, the clock that is built in the Aquaero is not battery ba...

Zitat von »JinTu« Glad to see there are others out there still willing to dig into the code. At some point I will come back to work on aerotools-ng again, but it is probably going to be a while. Thank you, and I'm relieved that you are actually glad about the "competition". I am sure that both aerotools-ng and pyquaero can co-exist (especially because aerotools-ng is much more lightweight) and that we can help each other.

Zitat von »sebastian« In this and this and the next version we make some bigger changes in the device structure. Yes... Don't worry about that, as long as we will be able to reverse engineer the structure data. But seriously: I'd like to encourage you to release some sort of preliminary documentation. I would prefer even the poorest documentation with major changes every week, than having to reverse engineer everything. Pyquaero, however, was designed so it should handle even major changes to t...

Hi! I just wanted to find out more about my Aquaero... And as I am not very proficient with procedural languages like C, I wrote a Python library and web server for Aquaero with firmware version 1036. https://github.com/shred/pyquaero The integrated web server currently returns the status, settings and configurable strings of the Aquaero device as JSON data. It also sets the real time clock and keeps it updated. It's all kept very simple yet, but it suits my needs. Your feedback is welcome! @Jin...

Hi! I'm one of those rare Linux users... I got my Aquaero 5 yesterday. I bought it to control air fan RPM and temperatures on a home Linux server, and (besides Munin integration) I planned that a daemon would monitor the temperatures and fan speeds and automatically sends a mail if a fan fails. So, the first thing I did was connecting it to my PC, upgrading it to FW 1036 and made a first configuration in a Windows VM. Oh, if I just had found this thread first... aerotools-ng does not support FW ...