Kevin Lemonnier

Hi @rendnas, Libdyson gets installed through PiP by the integration, so it'll be in a different place. On my system like I said it's in `/config/.local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/libdyson/` but I'm using the...

PiP is the python package manager, that's what installs dependencies for python stuff essentially. It doesn't really matter anyway, just do a `find / -name 'libdyson'` and let it run...

Hi @rendnas, how did you find that folder if it's not showing in your terminal ? Most likely it's a difference of paths between however you found it and where...

That's intermittent? It looks like it may be loading an outdated version of libdyson for some reason. Have you tried deleting it and re-adding it ?

Can you check which version of libdyson is installed ? Looks like you'd find it here : `/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/` In my case I have `libdyson-0.8.11` in there

I've added a second commit fixing the class and unit of the formaldehyde sensor, which were not being seen by HA as a measurement class. Feel free to reject that...

It should be easy to apply this (and related PR to libdyson) by hand on your system in the mean time, if you don't want to wait

Yeah you need to patch your libdyson with the content of [that PR](https://github.com/shenxn/libdyson/pull/36) first, the code here depends on the lib already supporting the fan

Ah yes, that's a different device. If you know what code it is (get_devices.py says it) we could always add it to the PRs, should be easy enough

Ah sorry, completely missed this. Looking [here](https://github.com/lukasroegner/homebridge-dyson-pure-cool/issues/225) it sounds like the product code might be 438E, does that sound right ? Ideally you wouldn't just use this PR as is,...