Stephen Early

Further experimenting with the Tridonic software shows that the 0x77 messages are indeed "Framing error in response", which is to be expected when you issue a yes/no query to more...

I've figured out some more information about message type 0x77. It means something along the lines of "bus status". It can be received either unsolicited (packet type 0x11) or as...

I couldn't figure out how to make a single package that did everything. systemd automatically creating a unit for the sysvinit script is one issue; having a systemd dependency in...

Fiddling with the Debian package dependencies won't help in this case. Having /etc/init.d/daliserver in the package at the same time as /lib/systemd/system/[email protected] and the udev rule would mean that daliserver...

If you can figure out how to make it work, go ahead. What questions would debconf ask, and what would it do after they were answered?

I think that question is pointless because the answer will universally be "yes" - and then on a sysvinit system you would have to say "sorry, not possible".

I've updated this pull request: I've rebased to current master, and I've fixed an escaping-related issue that stopped the systemd support working sometime after systemd release 229. See [systemd#7109](https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/7109) and...

Interesting that lsusb was unable to fetch the manufacturer, product and serial number strings from the device.

Are you root when you run lsusb -v?

You need to be root for it to be able to fetch strings from devices (because this involves actually making requests to the device, rather than just reading from information...