Netware is a name I hadn't heard in a long time... That was a fancy server interface wasn't it? It was in color too, green or amber,
I remember having to fake the Novell server out to recognize the Sun Sparc workstations. and make some code so they could place files on it. The memory card in the side of my phone has 50 times the hard drive space our "servers" had back then!
So I guess I need to get z-wave stick then? Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose of buying a hub? I mean, I guess i need the zigbee integration but I could probably skip that honestly.
Is there no other way to repair the z-wave network?
They're working on it and will probably have something out in a day or two or three but maybe not depending on what issues they run into and it's always better in my opinion to have control over the network wherever possible.
I remember setting up the server and there being 20 plus floppies to install it.
I also remember a Seagate ad from back then. It had a lady smoking a cigarette over a computer and saying she would rather have a 5 1/4 hard drive than an 8 inch floppy any day!
Dammit...I plugged in the UZB stick, I hear happy "usb device connected" chirps from Windows, but no device shows up in Device Manager, and the PC Controller app is not happy:
I'm rebooting, nothing is working even w/the driver installed... back in a bit.
Rebooting didn't help, unfortunately. From past experience at this point the next step would be to throw the computer at a wall...but that only works for work laptops, and this one is mine.
@erktrek got me up and running...huge kudos for him.
I still have to pair the UZB stick to my hub, but the stick is communicating w/PC Controller.
It looks like the problem might have been using a different driver than the one in the PC Control BIN folder...after removing all drivers and SW and rebooting, and starting over w/the default PC Control BIN driver (which was selected automatically) it 'just worked.'