Since the recommended way to install Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi is using HaOS (Raspberry Pi - Home Assistant) I think it should be possible to edit /boot/config.txt directly from the Web GUI (and then reboot for changes to take effect).
It would create a much smoother way to get things like Zigbee or Z-wave devices to work, since some require corrections to config.txt in order to work.
I say much smoother, because you wouldn’t have to shutdown the RB, take the SD card to another machine (presuming you have a machine that can mount it), make corrections, put SD-card back in the RB and boot up again, hopefully with a working config.
If editing was possible directly from HaOS, all you had to do was, open the editor, make corrections and reboot. done.
It could also be used to check the validity of the config before rebooting.
Agree, in the meantime can someone point out how to mount /boot via the ssh/terminal add-on?
I read about the option of pulling the sd-card and editing it on another machine but I would rather not go down that road again.
The connection works but is telling me “permission denied (publickey)”
I made the key with GIT in Windows and all looks fine
Just ask me the place to save the files and if I want a Paraphrase…I need Paraphrase? I made with it or without it but all the same