Recently support for armv7 from Rust has been annoying to build, so I have decided to switch to arm64 for my Raspberry Pis. This makes building all of HomeAssistant much easier so I can get back to working on my setting up my Z-Wave switches again.
At the BSDCan DevSummit I enjoyed multiple talks, included the Have, Need, Want and Axe Session. I started thinking about what items I could work on.
Some random notes about using Z-Wave JS on FreeBSD.
The Zooz S2 ZST10 works well on FreeBSD using the uslcom(4) driver.
After creating a brand new AMI from the latest and greatest FreeBSD, we would be remiss if we did not properly test that it boots and can do a basic build.
Currently one of my customers is using the FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE AMIs that are provided by the FreeBSD Release Engineering team. While at first these AMIs made our lives easier, as we have grown there are a couple of problems and opportunities for optimization that have become apparent: