I appreciate your help, but there are no commands included here. I will just push through it manually. If I get time I am going to go through the .sh script and see what was done to install. I can reverse it out after that. This is disappointing. Hopefully they create a un-install script that we can download and run.
and also disabled/removed WebIOPi but the installation is not back to what it was before.
You can see on my RPI-Monitor statistic that I installed @~20:30 Cayenne, The high peak close to 23h was a re-boot.
In general you see on the graph that Cayenne uses a lot of CPU. The time before was my Jessi running âonlyâ:
Node-RED, MQTT, haproxy, RPI-Monitor, lighttp with PHP5, Samba, VNC, ⊠using 1-3% of CPU time, Cayenne it goes up to 12-15% without having any input/output logic!
You see also on temperature chart that normally the Raspi was in the 40° range and jumped to 50s with Cayenn.
After removal of SW as above I cannot reach previous levels anymore, so something else than in myDevices and WebIOPi must still utilize CPU!
What is this? How can we completely remove Cayenne?
Check your cron jobs to see if there is anything in there sudo crontab -e Iâm not sure where the w1_bus_master1 is being started. Maybe @eptak can chime in?
Thanks, got rid of 1wire after changing boot.txt and reboot.
CPU load and tepmperature seem to be back to normal levels,
p.s.: I really would love Cayenne but only the interface to be run directly from the Raspi, not via cloud services or so.
I also donât need the direct integration of HW, just access to standard (REST) APIâs or services like MQTT.
Cloud service or mobile services can be attached as well but any IOT will be 99% used locally and I would not like that I need to send all data out (to the net) before I can use it!
Itâs not really a solution for youâŠbut the iOS and Android apps do run locally. It would be nice to get a windows 10 app that would do the same. Since web browsers are limited for security there isnât really any way to have a browser interact locally with the pi using their cloud servers.
For anyone who wants to enable/disable 1-wire modules (or other common modules) on raspberrypi, I wrote a simple gui based shell script. See it it helps: RPi-Module-Config
To stop the myDesktop service, do this steps:
1Âș Disable the services in systemd
systemctl disable myDevices.service
systemctl disable webiopi.service
2Âș Remove the register in cron
with root user, type: crontab -e
and delete the line of the schedule myDesktopâŠ