O2 Joggler Forum

Yeah the stick has a fat partition and that is the only one you can see with a windows PC. There in the fat partion is the reflash directory where you copy the base build two files. What OS are you using to do this? Windows xp, 7 or 10? You should see it find with all three OS's. The USB boot stick ...

Yeah the reflash image puts in a regular dos seen directory on the USB stick. Then you copy over the img and md5 files over to it. If you do not see a directory using your computer file manager then rewrite the stick. Try: 1 - first format the stick with told HP USB stick formatting program: 2 - the...

I am low on spares these days having given away a few hardware modded Openpeak devices. I did sell one as one Joggler user sent me $200 USD for one modded device (I did not ask for any monies for said device) and another sent me a mini Samsung computer in trade for an unmodified Openpeak 2 computer....

Thank you.

The Jogglers just work and never much pay attention.

Yeah here started to tinker with little WiFi devices updating them with Tasmota / Espurna firmware. Tiny things and soldering tiny wires to them for JTAG. Take your time with the Joggler PATA port stuff. Only use an illuminated magnifying glass and a small soldering tip and lots of flux. Kind of con...

Not easy. Tried once and messed up the pads. Second time it looked good but didn't really work well. Purchased OpenPeak Verizon test devices (bunch) which already had the Zif clip and that is what I am using today for my touchscreens here running. These look like O2 Jogglers except they are labeled ...

Here have squeezeplayers on O2 Jogglers and OpenPeak (with speakers in front). Works well but cannot get Pandora to work. I am a registered user of Pandora. See this message on the Squeezebox server running on Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit (years now). Been using Logitech for over 10 years now. Been a Pandora...

Lately here have been tinkering with Magic Home RGB controllers and use of Espurna firmware. It is a bit difficult to solder wires to the little pads on the Magic Home controller. Wanted local on and off and dimming here due to WAF and (wife acceptance factor) I wanted to also add a DHT22 combo temp...

A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Chicago to all Joggler Forum users and their families!!!!!

Did you actually install Home-Assistant on the Joggler itself? I'm running it on a Intel NUC running under Docker, so really I'm just looking to render the web interface remotely on the Joggler. Yes just to test it and using Chrome / Firefox. It was slow. I am currently running HA on an old Nettop ...

Here testing Home Assistant on: 1 - O2 Joggler with base Ubuntu on it. Works but slow 2 - RPi - Works 3 - old Shuttle nettop - works fine with Ubuntu 18.10 and Docker these days. My Jogglers are all configured the same way these days hardware wise using 16Gb ZIF mounted SSD's. I have 15 XPe Jogglers...

The Joggler O2 was made before it's time using an Intel Atom CPU and built in wireless and a Gb network interface and a gorilla type capacitance touch screen. Given the CPU it will run Linux just fine with little bit of 500Mb of memory. A little tweaking of the 1Mb EFI bios chip lets you run Windows...

CCTV works well using SD but is a bit slow using HD. Ultimate with least amount of changes is to convert your Joggler to a Squeezebox player running off of the 1Gb internal eMMC.

Never tried a NAS on the Joggler. I have modded them here with small ZIF SSD drives for use with Windows (and new BIOS).

Installation of Docker-CE on Joggler 1 - sudo apt-get update 2 - sudo apt-get install \ apt-transport-https \ ca-certificates \ curl \ software-properties-common 3 - Add Docker’s official GPG key: curl -fsSL hxxps://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg | sudo apt-key add - 4 - sudo add-apt-repositor...

Thank you Paul. Yeah just starting to play with HA here. Mostly utilize Homeseer for Automation (well now some 20 years). Installed a Mosquitto plugin to Homeseer. Homeseer currently speaks X10, Insteon, UPB, Zigbee, Wifi, Mosquitto and ZWave. That said now tinkering with WiFi devices upgrading them...

Installed HA yesterday and it automagically saw my Squeezebox server and Joggler players (have more than two running today).

Thank you Paul.

Here slowly (baby steps) utilizing MQTT for automation. It is a bit similiar to using xAP or xPL from years ago. Historically not one to automate using WiFi. With Mosquitto and WiFi and updatable ESPXXX devices you can do all sorts of stuff. Here is an example. My current garage door automation is h...

Just curious if anyone is playing with Mosquitto (MQTT)? An MQTT system consists of clients communicating with a server, often called a "broker". A client may be either a publisher of information or a subscriber. Each client can connect to the broker. Information is organized in a hierarchy of topic...

Good news general_failure.

Yes Andy has made the write the new OS to the Joggler very much plugnplay.

Over time though the internal eMMC on the Jogglers get a bit worn down.