[rrd-users] RRD different architecture

[alix-r]

Hello ,

Thanks to all who answered.

@ Tobi

I checked the transfered XML file by a XML editor on the XP PC. It seems the
editor can
load the file without problems, at least I didn't get an error during the
load procedure.

Look at here, that's the start of the file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE rrd SYSTEM "http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/rrdtool.dtd">
<!-- Round Robin Database Dump --><rrd>	<version> 0003 </version>
	<step> 60 </step> <!-- Seconds -->
	<lastupdate> 1227037185 </lastupdate> <!-- 2008-11-18 20:39:45 CET -->

	<ds>
		<name> rob_raum </name>
		<type> GAUGE </type>
		<minimal_heartbeat> 120 </minimal_heartbeat>
		<min> 0.0000000000e+00 </min>
		<max> 8.0000000000e+01 </max>

		<!-- PDP Status -->
		<last_ds> 20.6875 </last_ds>
		<value> 9.3366880856e+02 </value>
		<unknown_sec> 0 </unknown_sec>
	</ds>

The data of the RRD can also be seen afterwards. 

Therefore I have doubts that the XML file has been damaged anyhow.

Any  idea ?

Thanks a lot

Robert (alix-r)






alix-r wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I'm gathering a lot of temperatures (by OWFS) with a slow, power saving
> Linux  board.
> 
> Due to the low speed of the board, I would like to process the RRD on a XP
> PC using 
> RRDTOOL 1.2.28 W32. 
> 
> Unfortunately the RRD created on Linux , can not directly be processed on
> the XP PC. 
> So I converted it to XML and  transfered the result to the PC. There I
> tried to convert 
> it back to RDD for RDDTOOL  processing.
> 
> However, under XP,  I'm  not able to convert it back. I'm getting an error
> message  
> similar like that:
> 
> " ERROR: Incompatible file version, detected version. This is not
> supported by the 
> 003 restore tool"
> 
> Is there a way to convert it anyway ? 
> How can I generate graph's on the XP PC with a RRD created by LINUX ?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Robert
> 
> 

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