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customflukso [2011/05/02 17:17]
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customflukso [2012/10/30 10:27] (current)
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 +^ Status    | working            |
 +^ Developer | [[user:paalsteek]] |
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 ====== Building your own Flukso using FluksoUSB and an OpenWRT-Router ====== ====== Building your own Flukso using FluksoUSB and an OpenWRT-Router ======
  
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 ===== Preparing the Router ===== ===== Preparing the Router =====
  
 +==== Finding the right packages ====
 Depending on your router you need different packages. [[OpenWRTFlukso]] provides a list of tested routers and the corresponding packages. If your router is not in the list you can try to find a compatible router that is listed or build your own packages from the sources in our git repository. Depending on your router you need different packages. [[OpenWRTFlukso]] provides a list of tested routers and the corresponding packages. If your router is not in the list you can try to find a compatible router that is listed or build your own packages from the sources in our git repository.
  
 +The package you have to install is **fluksousb**. It's a meta package that depends on **msg-flukso**, which contains the necessary scripts to communicate with the mysmartgrid website, and **kmod-usb-serial-ftdi**.
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 +==== The manual way ====
 Download the packages for your router and install them as described in the [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/packages|OpenWRT wiki]]. Download the packages for your router and install them as described in the [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/packages|OpenWRT wiki]].
  
 +==== The repository way ====
 +Add the repository for your router to /etc/opkg.conf and install them using <code>opkg update && opkg install fluksousb</code>
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 +==== Configuration ====
 You are almost done now. The last thing you have to do is adding the following lines to the system section in /etc/config/system on your router where device and key are the values you got from the mySmartGrid team. You are almost done now. The last thing you have to do is adding the following lines to the system section in /etc/config/system on your router where device and key are the values you got from the mySmartGrid team.
  
         option device 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef         option device 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef
         option key 00112233445566778899aabbccddeeff         option key 00112233445566778899aabbccddeeff
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