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On 2008-07-03, houghi <houghi@houghi.org.invalid> wrote: > Vahis wrote: >> >> >> I cloned my system drive to another one. >> I have the drives in fstab the openSUSE 10.3 default way, by device-id. > > That is a bitch and stupid. Change it to the way God intended it by > /dev/hda1 and such. Makes things a LOT easier. > I think it was a st00pid idea to start using the ID. I didn't think of     

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Author: Vahis
Date: Jul 3, 2008 03:11

"James Sweet" <jamessweet1@trashmail.net> wrote in message news:Bjc4k.42429$MF3.2048@trnddc06... Jeff Strickland wrote: I'm having trouble understanding what the need is. I'm thinking of a residential application where there are 3 switches to control the same light, such as might be the case for a large room, long hallway, or staircase. In any of these one can observe
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Jeff Strickland wrote: > I'm having trouble understanding what the need is. > > I'm thinking of a residential application where there are 3 switches to > control the same light, such as might be the case for a large room, long > hallway, or staircase. In any of these one can observe the light is on > from any switch location, so a pilot light on the switch plate would > seem to be redundant     

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Author: Jeff Strickland
Date: Jun 12, 2008 09:48

I'm having trouble understanding what the need is. I'm thinking of a residential application where there are 3 switches to control the same light, such as might be the case for a large room, long hallway, or staircase. In any of these one can observe the light is on from any switch location, so a pilot light on the switch plate would seem to be redundant to me. If you are lucky, the feed
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 09:25:08 +0000, Guy Macon wrote: > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8Bit > > > Tzortzakakis Dimitrios wrote: >> >>Ï "Guy Macon" <http://www.guymacon.com/> Ýãñáøå óôï ìÞíõìá... >>> >>> James Sweet wrote: >>> >>>>A pilot light illuminates when the switch is on to let you know that a >>>>remote light is on, an illuminated switch lights up when the light is >>>>off so you     

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Author: James Sweet
Date: Jun 12, 2008 09:40

No, I do not have any wireless in the house. I own one wireless transceiver but it never worked at all. So it sits in a box - should be in the garbage... John J. Bengii wrote: Do you have X-10 wireless units in the house? The receivers are notorious for generating random all lights on and other random on codes. "David White" <whitedavidp@fastmail.us> wrote in message news:
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Do you have X-10 wireless units in the house? The receivers are notorious for generating random all lights on and other random on codes. "David White" <whitedavidp@fastmail.us> wrote in message news:-IWdnQ6AjuJwW7jVnZ2dnUVZ_qqgnZ2d@whidbeytel.com... > Hello. I recently purchased and installed 2 XPS-3 switches I got off EBay. > One has a WS-14A/XPSS companion switch. > > Almost as soon as     

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Author: Jeff Strickland
Date: Jun 12, 2008 08:24

The switch mode power supplies used in CFLs frequently output continuous noise in the band used by X10. This tends to block X10 operation - frequently allowing you to turn them on but preventing you from turning them off. Filters between switch and fluorescent can address this. Such noise does not generate phantom commands. (There are a few monkeys typing away furiously and randomly at
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Try running each fixture alone to see if you can isolate the problem to one or the other (more likely the flourescent). If that's the problem you can use an in-line filter at the fixture to remove the noise. If the fixture is really old changing the ballast may help although it's usually cheaper to buy a whole new fixture than a ballast. David White wrote: > Thanks for all the responses     

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Author: Mark Freeman
Date: Jun 11, 2008 21:17

Thanks for all the responses. I had another XPS-3 that has been working perfectly on another circuit. So I took your advice and swapped the two switches. I find that the problem does NOT follow the switch. So there does seem to be an issue with the circuit in question. Thinking that there may be stray commands passing, I have been running version 1.42 of ActiveHome (which seems to fix
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Author: David White
Date: May 13, 2008 06:03

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Author: John J. Bengii
Date: May 13, 2008 05:43

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Author: dlh
Date: May 13, 2008 04:58

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Author: BruceR
Date: May 12, 2008 22:32

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Author: David White
Date: May 12, 2008 18:18

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