write function always return false

[aliasdoc]

Hi, i try to use this library (RPi version) with MySensors library and I see every call to write() return false.

[TMRh20]

Hey aliasdoc, I'm not really in the loop right now as far as the current state of the mysensors RPi code. When I try the code at https://github.com/mysensors/Raspberry there are problems compiling.
Are you using different code? What is the code you are using?

[aliasdoc]

Hi TMRh20, yes I use another code, I port the MySensors version in development tree ( https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/tree/development) to RPi and use this version of RF24 (https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/tree/development/libraries/RF24/RPi) compiling and communication is ok, but write() function of this library always return false. I also make tests with getting started example and it return false, but the receptor receive payload, I think there are problem with ACK.

[TMRh20]

In taking a quick look, it looks like you might just need to call enableDynamicAck(); in both devices.
Currently it has to be set for the optional multicast write/read, but I'm thinking it might be best to enable that by default to avoid confusion. The gettingstarted_call_response example should be getting an ACK response with that enabled??.

[aliasdoc]

Yes it fails, I make tests with gettingstarted sketch (arduino) and gettingstarted_call_response (RPi) with enableDynamicAck(); in both

[aliasdoc]

RF24 library used with RPi is not the same as Arduino, I think, the problem is here, you have another port for RPI or not ?
RPi version : https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/tree/development/libraries/RF24/RPi
Arduino version: https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/tree/development/libraries/RF24

[TMRh20]

No other port, those are almost the same as https://github.com/TMRh20/RF24 (without the latest changes)

Could you send me all your code at tmrh20@gmail.com or post it somewhere I can see it, just so I can easily recreate the problem?

[aliasdoc]

check your mail ;)

[aliasdoc]

Now it works, I port the RF24 library of arduino to RPi, enable DynamicAck and now all is ok.

[TMRh20]

Alright, the acks seemed to work ok if I removed RF24::setAutoAck(BROADCAST_PIPE,false); from MySensor.cpp , but not sure if that would have fixed it all the way.