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Hi, Some time ago, I've updated RPi gateway on NF24 from 2.2 to 2.3 Now I see that OTA stopped working. I had to go back to version 2.2. On version 2.3 in log I see a lot of FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF data and rebooting, over and over again. Did anyone have a similar problem?

@Nca78 indeed you don't need to do that. And according to Linus himself, we don't really need to worry about our git repositories being compromised either. And he is correct, as there is a difference in using hashes for content identifiers (like git) and security signing (like us). For an attacker to try to make a collision attack they need to Hack githubs security (or fool the core team) Design a collision that contains data that would go unnoticed in our repo. Both quite unlikely

@mpp said in MySensors 2.0.0 Released: pm open,type:2 0 This is a message emitted by the ESP8266 core, not MySensors related.

Compilation OK !! Thanks !

@hek how do I Patch my copy of 1.5.3 or where can I download the Patched version? Seems like it is stil 1.4 that is used on codebender unless you upload your own version.

Merry Christmas to all of you

@Anticimex As this is an issue with getting secure messages through the MySensors network to a secure controller i hope its in the pipeline for revision. I would love to see this resolved as i believe secure messages through MySensors would open up a huge potential for the MySensor project to grow rapidly.

@bilbolodz well, no it is 2mm pitch.

Welcome Harald! And congrats+good luck to dad/mom

@tbowmo Thats right. But more imprtantly, the whole purpose of my signing development is to allow sensor nodes to trust the "sender". But this of course chains all the way to the controller, and with the MiOS tunnel, that chains outside the walls and then signing does not matter at all. Anybode with access to my MiOS account (which is hackable) can then access potentially my doorlock. And that would be...bad... I know that MiOS intention is sort of honorable; easily provide remote access to your HA system. However, they should provide better support to opt-out of that option. If I wanted to access stuff remotely, I open a SSH tunnel with my two-factor authentication and then I have total access to my LAN. But we are gliding off topic here @epierre basically answered my question and killed the overall topic since my query was if the current HW design could support this. If a much more gateway HW is required, then there are better alternatives to pursue.

Yes and no. The library I use is for single wire. A new lib (or better, an extension to the existing) is required for I2C. But the logic layer can be reused assuming the api is kept intact (which it should, as there are no hardware specifics in the api). I considered using I2C, but rejected it in order to be able to be more versatile and less dependent on pins and components. But the device register map is identical between the devices so it is enough to switch the data marshaling parts. The library is based on this:https://github.com/jimblom/sha204-Breakout But I have made a few changes to it to make it more suited for device use. You can find my lib in the development branch of the MySensors git by now. It also carries a sketch to personalize the device.

Original post is now updated (look at the bottom of it). (ping @bjornhallberg)

Actually, one thing that speaks for SketchUp is the availability of other designs. So for a case-design, it should be possible to download a 3D model of an Arduino board, in order to make sure it fits well.

That sums it up. Questions are welcome!