@mfalkvidd Ahhhh, that was it. I was still on 2.3.0 of the esp8266 core. Once I upgraded to 2.4.2 it compiled fine and was able to find gdb_hooks.h. I think I was on the older version due to some compatibility issues I had when I was making a WiFi Jammer for a buddy of mine some time ago. Hey thanks for your help @mfalkvidd . You are the man!
@mfalkvidd Strange, when I compile for a arduino pro mini sensor, it compiles fine. However if I try to compile the esp8266gateway for a Wemos D1 Mini, the compiler complains about a file with no such directory.
@tekka This patch is not compiling correctly for ESP8266Gateway when using Wemos D1 Mini in the board manager, nor does it compile when the NodeMCU 1.0 board is selected either.
@mfalkvidd Thanks for the advice and I went and downloaded the Mysensors 2.3.1 beta with @tekka 's latest patch. However I will have to report back later how that went after updating the gateway and nodes with the new version. I'm suffering from a human bug right for the past couple of days. Gotta get over this. I have a good feeling this will resolve any issues with sleeping the radios. Thanks again to @mfalkvidd and @tekka for this should anyone find themselves in this particular situation.
@mfalkvidd yes, I am. So the solution is to load 2.3.1 beta in order to avoid sleeping too fast for the radio to send, receive, ack, settle so to speak?
I seem to have a problem with receiving ACK when using the sleep_time function in the example sketch for the BH1750FVI. Every time I leave the sleep function in the sketch, I end up only getting one value report with ACK during the presentation. After that within the loop, and watching the serial monitor, the values are no longer reported and I keep getting ST=NACK all the time. The only way so far for me to get the sketch working correctly, is if I use the wait function and remove the sleep function from the sketch. Has anyone else had this problem and if so, know of a way to resolve this?
@mfalkvidd Thank you. I forgot about that. Though, I'm curious if the sensor types that are supported by Vera work out of the box, or do they require some secondary/modified LUA scripting in order to function properly and display the data correctly?
Does anybody have a full list or somewhat complete list of sensors that are compatible with the Vera interface. Looking at the code on github for UI7, I didn't notice a light/lux sensor. Only a few were listed. Or are the sensors listed on the github repo only for those specific sensors and all other sensors just work, as described on the mysensors list of sensors?