EZIO Driver for LCDproc
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@stephenw10 and how do i get it to display server uptime?
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The U switch for the client is uptime I think. Been a while since I looked into that. If you just want uptime just remove C and T.
Steve
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Has LCDproc the GUI been updated yet to support the EZIO?
If not does anyone know when it might be?
Thanks
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Not yet. I did have a stab at it a while back but there were a few complications. It should be pretty easy to add though.
Steve
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@stephenw10 Well I am a Windows guy. So someone would have tell me like a 2 year old how to do this other way. :)
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@stephenw10 Is yet available on the GUI for LCDproc?
Thanks,
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Sorry, not yet. I'll try to dig that code out again.
Steve
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Any ideas why this didint work for me @stephenw10 did the exact same and no display on the lcd just a underscore going all around the screen
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On the EZIO-100/300 that this covers or the G500? The G500 requires a new driver.
Steve
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I’ve found a link (https://manualzz.com/doc/6673164/nar-7100-user-s-manual-v1.0) for the NAR-7100 User’s Manual. In this manual on chapter 4 – page 46 the EZIO-G400 is described. With the documented command codes, I could easily use the EZIO-G500. Maybe it helps you too.
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The G500 is significantly different to the G400, though they are both full graphical displays.
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Is it possible to have the ezio connection type merged so we can go through the GUI?
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@MXNPD said in EZIO Driver for LCDproc:
Is it possible to have the ezio connection type merged so we can go through the GUI?
Still waiting to see the EZIO merged in with LCDProc, its been only about a year or so...no rush. :)
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Dammit it has!
I'll have to try and make some time... or try to get someone else more capable.
I did look at adding it a while before that but hit a few issues that looked like they also needed fixing at the same time.
I have some notes somewhere...Steve
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Just saying I have been waiting...and I am not giving you a hard time over it, for it not working with the GUI as well as the plug-in that works for the WatchGuard firewall display. There are a lot of folks who aren't *nix buffs.
Thanks,
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maybe someone can test this? i don't have a ezio lcd to try
https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/10428
https://github.com/pfsense/FreeBSD-ports/pull/833 -
I have a pfsense machine I need to setup which has the portwell ezio LCD on it.
Let me know the steps I need to take and i’ll post results.
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unfortunately you need to manually edit the files and add that stuff inside
/usr/local/pkg/lcdproc.inc
copy / paste what's in the correct line
https://github.com/pfsense/FreeBSD-ports/pull/833/commits/43e2f6a98e131c7da55f2205c623c70081aaff1b/usr/local/www/packages/lcdproc/lcdproc.php
you need to add a single line from here
https://github.com/pfsense/FreeBSD-ports/pull/833/commits/00e1b87e30e328feaed9410b07cb04bf3aaac782or you can download the files from here and upload to pfsense
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1fM-Jlmf8BY21kIEGueSxFWmrISZqcDj3after that try to use the gui. the config will be overwritten, make a backup before testing
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Thanks for that, just tested on my Smoothwall S8 (Caswell CAR 3036).
Just added the lines to lcdproc.inc & lcdprox.php. The only thing to note is a comma needs adding to the end of: (line 224 lcdproc.php).
'i2c' => 'LCD driven by PCF8574/PCA9554 connected via i2c'
Changed to 'i2c' => 'LCD driven by PCF8574/PCA9554 connected via i2c',
Without the comma the lcdproc service page just presents an error saying ezio is unexpected.
Thanks for your post, now I just need to get the buttons on the front to do something.
Alex
