Jarkko Sonninen

Configuring the driver runtime would be possible, but it is too late in boot if you have the enclosure plugged in.

@hostrogo Does is boot if you remove all external driver ? The driver replaces the original macOS driver for the drives and some external drives just won't work with it....

I upgraded the code to Python 3 and latest pymodbus. Please give it a try.

I forgot to push the changes to github. How about now ?

You may have python2 as default "python". Try with "python3". You may need to install pymodbus, too "pip3 install pymodbus". All registers are present in my unit. The mock data...

It makes a difference if you run "python ./info.py" instead of "./info.py". If I use mock data ``` kasper@gridbug:~/projects/solar/epsolar-tracer$ git diff info.py diff --git a/info.py b/info.py index 8565ec8..276ed35 100755 ---...

Nice. Would you do me a favor and test the other kernel driver? In linux_usb_serial directory there is a modified linux kernel tree driver. The device will be /dev/ttyUSB0 ....

Does command "uname -r" return "6.1.19-v8+" ? If not, reboot you machine. Install kernel headers, if you already haven't. sudo apt install linux-headers-$(uname -r)

Please try with the standard kernel driver. The device is like /dev/ttyUSB0 . Please report the results, so that I can update README

There should be /dev/ttyUSB0 device. I'l have to update and fire up my RPi some day,