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PiGatewaySerial binding to openhab

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Has anyone successfully bound a mysensors node to a raspberry pi using PiGatewaySerial? I have an nRF24L01+ connected directly to the Pi through its SPI pins. I have the ttyMySensorsGateway running and have created a symbolic link to ttyUSB20. I just can't find an example of now binding it to openhab.
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