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Hello Neil, that's a strange one, if you see dashboard and raspberrypi then inputs and feeds should also be there. Did you make any changes to those modules? does the script /emoncms/Modules/input/input_menu.php exist?

I'd do another git clone of emoncms, maybe rename your current folder to something like emoncms_tmp and pull a clean copy:

git clone http://github.com/emoncms/emoncms.git

Hi Trystan, Thanks for that, for some reason input_menu.php didnt exist even though Git said there was nothing more to update. I took your advice and reloaded the emoncms software from scratch and now it appears to work.

Thanks for you help.

btw, not sure if this will help or not and it's totally off topic, but ever since upgrading emoncms to the new version rather strangely my GLCD has started to run constantly without locking up regulary, I havent upgraded to the newest level of GLCD software either, so I am thinking atleast part of the problem could be down to the constant transmitting of the time clock. I have used the new level of emoncms to only update the time every 10 minutes which is probably still too often, but it does appear to have cut down of GLCD lockups.

Hello Neil, that's interesting about the EmonGLCD, good to hear, could the latest emonglcd firmware and a slower time update rate mean no lockups at all maybe, Glyn's pretty positive about the latest firmware..

Perhaps had you erased input_menu.php accidentally and when pulling, git automatically merged this "change" in the new version.

To know where you are, you can use the command

git status -s

It will indicate the changes you made locally.

You can undo (and lose) your changes by doing a git checkout on every locally modified file.