MajorDoMo

Next step. I configured Z-Wave API to see my thermostat, see screen capture, but not sure how this is suppose to link with MajorDoMo? What supposed to happen when I click on Show Controller? I would expect that next step would be associating objects with available z-wave devices, but not sure how it ...

Does anybody know what API URL is expected for Razberry setup, see picture?

It's HTTP API url. Please try to set http://localhost:8083/
Also I suppose username/password should be set as well.
And one more thing, please check your Z-Wave API access settings in Z-Wave panel: Apps=>Z-Wave Network ...

Does anybody know what API URL is expected for Razberry setup, see picture?

При установке ZWave на Raspberry Pi пакет установки не может разархивироваться в /tmp так как там ограничение на 100МБ. и занято там места изрядно My SQL.
Я при установке скачал файл Install с сайта, но не запускал его как в инструкции ( кстати устарела, образ малинки вместе с МДМ на базе jessie ...

Tried nano, was able to edit fstab and save it by Cntrl-X, then Y, then Enter.

After saving opened it up again to make sure that I have
#tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults,noatime,nosuid,size=100m 0 0

Rebooted, df -H shows:
...

Lost internet access

During another try I noticed that after reboot fstab ...

Tried nano, was able to edit fstab and save it by Cntrl-X, then Y, then Enter.

After saving opened it up again to make sure that I have
#tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults,noatime,nosuid,size=100m 0 0

Rebooted, df -H shows:

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ df -H
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/root ...

Is it critical how to edit fstab? I copied it to Desktop, edited it in text editor, then sudo cp fstab /etc/fstab
Is this a proper way? Thanks

I think that Razzberry installation script is trying to extract files to /tmp folder and it has only 100Mb available so it's getting out too quickly. Can you try following changes:
1. Go to /etc/ folder
2. Open /etc/fstab file
3. Remove or comment line with following code:
tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults ...

Did you use some image for MajorDoMo? I suppose so as there is f2fs file system and it cannot be expanded using standard tools. There is some information about expanding f2fs file system here https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/F2FS but it needs to be unmounted so it cannot be done on the same ...

Execute in terminal this command
"sudo raspi-config"

This command run system configuration.

Choice "Advanced Options"

Next "Expand FileSystem"

Then your partition expand on all flashdisk space.

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Thank you, but this is first what I tried as ...