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 ===== Installation ===== ===== Installation =====
  
-The RECSDaemon is currently available as a Debian packet (.deb) that can simply be installed using the distribution's packet manager. Packets are provided for x86, x64 and ARM hardfloat setups. +The RECSDaemon is open source and available as [[https://github.com/christmann/RECSDaemon|source code on github]], including a documentation how to compile and install it from source. Pre-packed Linux packages (rpm and deb) are under construction and will follow shortly. 
- +
-After downloading the file you can install it e.g. on Ubuntu using the following command: +
- +
-<code bash> +
-dpkg --install RECSDaemon_<version>.deb +
-</code>+
  
 The installation script will try to auto-detect some of the configuration parameters, but as platforms supported by the daemon are very diverse, manual configuration of remaining parameters most probably will be necessary. The installation script will try to auto-detect some of the configuration parameters, but as platforms supported by the daemon are very diverse, manual configuration of remaining parameters most probably will be necessary.
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 |SensorProviderZynq | Direct | Serial transceiver link, utilization, bandwidth, frame errors, soft errors | |SensorProviderZynq | Direct | Serial transceiver link, utilization, bandwidth, frame errors, soft errors |
 |SensorProviderZynqModule | JSON | Sensors provided by the module’s microcontroller: 10 voltage rails, 5 power measurements, 7 temperatures | |SensorProviderZynqModule | JSON | Sensors provided by the module’s microcontroller: 10 voltage rails, 5 power measurements, 7 temperatures |
 +|SensorProviderJetson | Direct | Nvidia Jetson Xavier AGX SoC temperature and various power measurements |
  
 Example configuration: Example configuration:
 <code>[Plugins] <code>[Plugins]
-SensorProviders=SensorProviderZynq,LinuxSensorProviderEth,SensorProviderSystem+SensorProviders=SensorProviderZynq,LinuxSensorProviderEth,SensorProviderSystem,SensorProviderJetson
 JSONSensorProviders=SensorProviderZynqModule</code> JSONSensorProviders=SensorProviderZynqModule</code>
  
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 <code javascript> <code javascript>
 [ [
- { +  { 
- "name": "1.0 V", +    "name": "1.0 V", 
- "dataType": "double", +    "dataType": "double", 
- "unit": "V", +    "unit": "V", 
- "lowerThresholds": [0.5, 0.8], +    "lowerThresholds": [0.5, 0.8], 
- "upperThresholds": [1.2, 1.5] +    "upperThresholds": [1.2, 1.5] 
- }, +  }, 
- { +  { 
- "name": "Temp. Heatsink", +    "name": "Temp. Heatsink", 
- "dataType": "double", +    "dataType": "double", 
- "unit": "°C" +    "unit": "°C" 
- }+  }
 ] ]
 </code> </code>