Yes, there could be a problem with FT2332 cables/drivers. >>> However, there >>> should not be problems with drivers if exactly the same cables were >>> working before. Basically, the drivers are either working with >>> particular hardware or not. It will not likely change after a >>> while. So, >>> 1. If you was using the same FT2332 cables before, it is likely >>> that the >>> problem is with the cables, not the drivers. You would just need >>> to find >>> a replacement cable. >>> 2. If you was using different cables, it might be the drivers. >>> Then, you >>> need just to find the different version of cables which you were >>> using >>> before. >>> >>> Installation is kind of tricky. I would suggest to make a copy of >>> hard-drive and write it to the new servers in a way similar to how >>> dealing with CF cards now. Bellow are few notes how to install the >>> system from sources (but you might encounter more problems and >>> it will >>> likely stop working in one of the next Ubuntu versions - so I would >>> really go for disk copy if system work stable for you). >>> 1. You need install some pre-requisities. At least the following >>> Ubuntu >>> packages are required: build-essential ncurses-dev libxml2-dev >>> apache2 >>> libapache2-mod-php php-xml ntp >>> 2. You also need to install number of perl dependencies from >>> cpan, at >>> least the following: Switch DateTime DateTime::Format::ISO8601 >>> 3. You need two compile and install two software packages from here. >>> http://darksoft.org/webbzr/daq/ >>> 4. First compile and install libds from libopc (the rest is not >>> needed). >>> Then, adas package. The rough installation scenarios can be >>> found in the >>> attachment. >>> 5. You need to make a number of modifications to the system (part of >>> them before compiling the software packages mentioned above). I >>> described a bit here: >>> http://darksoft.org/webbzr/daq/adas/annotate/head:/misc/adas-ubuntu.cron >>> >>> S. http://darksoft.org/files/adas/ //# Real time data erb avtomat update chi linum There is a log server which should be starting from 'cron' job '/etc/cron.hourly/adas-ubuntu.sh'. For some reason, it has not worked. You can start it also manually with the following command: nohup /usr/bin/adas.pl &> /dev/null &