Hello,
I have been using SIP for some years now. It runs on a RPI 3B, using the "Opensprinkler PI" hardware. This evening, my wife said "My plants are dry!". OK, I tried to access the SIP web page on the PI. Whups, nothing there. Going up to the shed where the computer is, I popped it out of its grey PVC box, hooked it up to a keyboard, mouse & display, and .... Whoo. It's really slow & unresponsive. High load averages. Something is borked. No WLAN IP address either - at least no valid one. I do have command line access via the Linux console.
Looks like I need to regenerate the system. Honestly, I forget how to do that. I guess I can download an image from the raspberry pi website... And is there any way to get the configuration out of the SIP program so I don't have to figure out all the station names & schedules again?
As a fallback - just for now - I am clipleading each station to the 24VAC for 20 minutes on the kitchen timer....
I have been using SIP for some years now. It runs on a RPI 3B, using the "Opensprinkler PI" hardware. This evening, my wife said "My plants are dry!". OK, I tried to access the SIP web page on the PI. Whups, nothing there. Going up to the shed where the computer is, I popped it out of its grey PVC box, hooked it up to a keyboard, mouse & display, and .... Whoo. It's really slow & unresponsive. High load averages. Something is borked. No WLAN IP address either - at least no valid one. I do have command line access via the Linux console.
Looks like I need to regenerate the system. Honestly, I forget how to do that. I guess I can download an image from the raspberry pi website... And is there any way to get the configuration out of the SIP program so I don't have to figure out all the station names & schedules again?
As a fallback - just for now - I am clipleading each station to the 24VAC for 20 minutes on the kitchen timer....