Thank you. I did what you said and now it appears to be working. I am not sure where I went wrong the first time.

I have a ton of old X-10 modules laying around that I would like to make use of. I have done some searching so if I overlooked a previous topic apologies.

What I am looking for is a way to setup an Arduino Uno with an X-10 Power line converter as a gateway from my Pi to control my X-10 outlets. If there is a better way to do this by simply buying a USB adapter for the Pi I am open to that as well. Any ideas or examples would be much appreciated. Thank you

@AWI Thanks. I think that will be the easiest. I wouldn't even mess with the x-10 anymore if I didn't already have all the outlets.

@jeylites I just put mine into My Documents/Arduino/Libraries

I have a ton of old X-10 modules laying around that I would like to make use of. I have done some searching so if I overlooked a previous topic apologies.

What I am looking for is a way to setup an Arduino Uno with an X-10 Power line converter as a gateway from my Pi to control my X-10 outlets. If there is a better way to do this by simply buying a USB adapter for the Pi I am open to that as well. Any ideas or examples would be much appreciated. Thank you

Thank you for all of the input. I am going to take some advise above and purchase a ups for the pi. Also I will be buying a high quality sd card and going with the newest version of the pi. I am so excited for my upcoming projects and hope to have some stuff worthy of sharing.

I am new to this and have little experience compared to most. I am currently using Domoticz. I was using this first on windows and now I just got it up and running on my Raspberry Pi. I would like to use the pi however I am concerned about how reliable it is going to be. I plan on controlling important functions such as my hvac and sprinklers.
To sum it up and get advicefrom the more experienced builders on here.
Provided the software is installed correctly is the Raspberri pi a good reliable piece of hardware?
I am going to purchase the newer model B with a good quality SD card.

@jeylites perhaps I can help by telling you what I belive I did wrong. After I unzipped the Arduino master file I put the whole thing into the library file. I think this caused some confusion. When I went back and did a clean install as was suggested I only moved over the my sensors file folder into the arduino library folder. Worked perfectly after that.

Thank you . I will give those a try.

Does anyone have an example sketch using acs712 sensors? Monitoring current is something I would like to include in my project. Thank you

Thank you. I did what you said and now it appears to be working. I am not sure where I went wrong the first time.

@TheoL I apologize for the lack of details. I will get more info when I get home but I can tell the first issue was it did not like where the .h files where located. I did some research and moved them all to the home folder. After doing that it did not like the format of some of the .h files located deeper in the code.
For example some of the files where
Include"this foler/thefile.h"
So I went in and edited with note pad ++
"Thefile.h"
Now I have a list of errors a mile long. It seems that the whole file structure is not working with the arduino software.
Did I download the wrong thing from Github? I have tried on 2 different computers, clean install of the arduino software and a few different versions of the arduino master file.
I am sure this is something on my end. Thank you so much for your valuable time.