HomeMatic-Open-Central-Control-Unit-SDK (HM-OCCU-SDK)

Content
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	- CPU Support
	- Binary Packages
	- CCU2 Toolchain 
	- Support
	- Version History

CPU Support
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The HM-OCCU-SDK contains several binary packages for different CPU architectures. 
The CPU architectures are tested on the following hardware:

subfolder arm-gnueabihf: 
	Raspberry Pi 
	Cubietruck (Cubian)

subfolder X86_32:
	Debian Wheezy

subfolder mips:
	vu+ solo² with vti Image

The script install.sh in the cpu specific subfolder copies all binary packages to /opt/hm. 
This script is just an example and may be enhanced by the community. Some Linux distributions
like openelec have a readonly root filesystem, so the installation script must be changed
(replace /opt/hm by /storage/hm).

Further CPU specific information can be found in the CPU architecture specific subfolder.

Binary Packages
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Each CPU subfolder contains the following binary packages:

	- subfolder packages-eQ-3/RFD: Radio Frequence Daemon 
	- subfolder packages-eQ-3/HS485D: (wired) HS485 Daemon
	- subfolder packages-eQ-3/WebUI: pre alpha
			   many CCU2 spezific functions must be replace
	- subfolder packages/lighttpd: preconfigured http daemon

CCU2 Toolchain
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With the CCU2 toolchain it is possible to compile C/C++ programms and build installable CCU2 Addons. 
It is also possible to build CCU2 Images with additional software, e.g. Email Addon, 
which can be installed as normal CCU2 updates. A tutorial haw to create a customized CCU2 Image 
will be published after the "HomeMatic User Treffen 2015" (18./19. April).

Suppport
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The HM-OCCU-SDK is provided free of charge. If you want any commercial support pleace contact support@eq-3.de.

Version History
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2015-04-02: Version 1.0.0
- First initial version, no change history.