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Jeedom installation - concurrent.futures._base.TimeoutError #188

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Floflobel opened this issue Mar 14, 2022 · 5 comments
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Jeedom installation - concurrent.futures._base.TimeoutError #188

Floflobel opened this issue Mar 14, 2022 · 5 comments

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@Floflobel
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Hello,

I am a Jeedom user and I use the Zigbee plugin which from what I could see uses zigpy & zigpy-deconz.

I have a Conbee II key and I can't get it to work anymore. I have tested a lot of things but I always get an error that is returned.

I'm calling for your help to try to understand where my problem could come from, I tried to look at the python code but not being a developer, I admit I'm a bit lost.

Here is the set of tests I performed:

  • Update the firmware of the Conbee II key via a Windows PC
  • Change the USB port of the Conbee II key
  • Check that it was not on a USB 3.0 port
  • Reset the zigpy database
  • Move the key with a USB extension cable
  • Reboot my server completely
  • Bought a new Conbee II key to make sure it was not defective
  • Re-create my Jeedom installation from scratch to make sure I didn't do anything wrong
  • And I tried to get support on the Jeedom forum but unfortunately nobody could help me

Here is the information about my set-up:

  • Server: Debian 11 with KVM/QEMU to virtualize my jeedom VM
  • VM Jeedom: Debian 10 with Conbee II pasthrough
  • Zigpy version:
zigpy               0.43.0
zigpy-deconz        0.14.0
zigpy-xbee          0.14.0
zigpy-zigate        0.8.0
zigpy-znp           0.7.0

Other informations:

I will add the logs in debug mode of my Jeedom installation which uses zigpy:
zigbeed_1(1).log

Thank you in advance to those who can help me try to understand and solve my problem.

@puddly
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puddly commented Mar 15, 2022

zigpy-deconz has not seen any new releases in four months. Try unplugging the Conbee and plugging it in again.

@Floflobel
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I have already done this (with a full reboot of the server) and as I specified, I also tried with a brand new key.

@Adminiuga
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It is the very first serial command and you don't get a response to it. Check the serial port and USB passthrough configuration.
You could try installing zigpy-cli on the host and trying getting that working, to confirm the stick itself is working.

@Hedda
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Hedda commented Mar 15, 2022

Non-developer end-users help and support with Jeedom and Jeedom's Zigbee Plugin has to go through the Jeedom community:

https://community.jeedom.com

PS: Jeedom's Zigbee Plugin is also still part of a partially closed system and not quite in the spirit of FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) as that is not shared via git on https://github.com/jeedom but require purchase and getting it via their Jeedom market. This is very unfortunate as it for that reason it makes it much harder for all other zigpy developers to collaborate and share code.

@Floflobel
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Thank you for your answers.

The problem was solved by migrating from a VM under KVM/QEMU to a container under LXD. So I must have a problem with my VM virtualization system.

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