Here’s the issue I’m running into. I’m maxed out on the driver limit on my V3 hub, it’s an Aeotec hub if that matters.
Everything is working, I just noticed on the new advanced interface page, that it says “hard limit” on driverMemoryLimitStatus and driverCountLimitStatus. So, I went through the list of drivers installed on my hub. There are some drivers on there that I never installed so I deleted them. Those being “Bose”, “Sonos”, “Wemo”, “Philips Hue” and “Samsung Audio”. No error messages, so I think all is well. Come back in a few days later, all of those drivers are back on the list. Anyone know how to permenently delete drivers or why these would appear? I don’t have any devices that are using these drivers, and if my system is maxed out, why would ST’s be pushing these to my hub.
I also have a V2 hub in my environment, I’m building out a new security system with Ring devices on that hub, all of those same drivers are showing up on that hub as well, so I’m guessing ST’s really wants these drivers pushed out for some reason, even though I don’t have any devices using them. Ideas?
Yes, I didn’t realize the big difference in memory and cpu speed when I decided to “upgrade” to the V3 hub back when I moved everything from DTH to Edge drivers. I thought I’d be future proofing my investment by upgrading. But, no harm I guess, now I’ve got two hubs to divvy things up among. I decided to put my V2 hub back online to use as a dedicated security system, so I’m moving a few things off my V3 like motion sensors and other “security” devices to try to bring my device drivers back down. I just kept seeing those other drivers in there that I’m not using, so I was trying to delete extraneous things. I guess I’ll stop worrying about them if they’re not being used.
I’ve just run into that problem of finding my v3 hub reporting “hard limit” on driverMemoryLimitStatus and driverCountLimitStatus. I discovered the problem yesterday when I was trying to add a ZWave outlet and it wouldn’t install if I scanned the QR code first. I was able to successfully add it by scanning nearby and then using the QR code to add it securely.
After that, I did some overdue housekeeping. I consolidated my devices as much as possible and deleted any drivers (about 8-10) I wasn’t using. I also got rid of some old routines and a few devices that I no longer used. I’m down to 146 devices and 34 drivers (including the 9 drivers you can’t delete) evenly split between “stock” and community drivers. I’ve rebooted my hub a few times and still I’m at the hard limit on driverMemoryLimitStatus and driverCountLimitStatus.
So, now what? I know the memory in the v3 hubs is limited, but I don’t think I’ve got a very big setup at all.
I know this is an old post but I’m in the exact same predicament. Went through deleted a ton of stuff and I’m still at the hardlimit. I really don’t want to consolidate anymore since I’ve done a lot with no changes. Im thinking there’s another issues like built up cache or something.