You’re right, the “Bridged” mode is a different thing.
My bet is on the router too, found this on the net:
If we are right, I’m not sure it can be solved without connecting the RPi to the wifi network.
Thanks, sounds like I’ll need a different router or a wifi dongle to get the rpi2 working with my Dash buttons.
If/when I get it sorted I’ll report back.
Thanks again for everyone’s help.
Update: Dasshio is working fine (and so are my Ikea lights) on the latest version of Hassio with a wifi dongle in the rpi2.
Same setup as above except:
- Raspberry Pi 2 has a USB wifi dongle
- Hassio supervisor version 0.75
- Home Assistant version 0.58.1
Thanks for all your help!
Looking forward to setting up some more dash buttons.
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Please forgive me. i am totally and completely lost with these Amazon Dash buttons.
I thought it would be easy to add this to my up to date HASS.io on RaspB.pi but so far nothing makes sense to me. I read every single thing i could find related to this topic before posting this
On the Github: https://github.com/maddox/dasher
What is Dasher? What is DashIO?
I do not or cannot locate this file on my Hassio Samba shares : config/config.json
Git hub says to do SUDO Apt get but HASSIO does not let me do any SUDO anything --ever!
or this?
git clone https://github.com/maddox/dasher.git
cd dasher
npm install
That does not work either. What am i missing? Did I buy 4 of these Dash buttons as a mistake?
Are there any directions like:
Step 1 do this
Step 2
I can get the mac addy’s from the buttons easliy- but that is as far as i got.
Sorry for beiing a noob on this.
Just install the dasshio plugin and set up as per it’s github page. No need to go anywhere near config/config.json, you’ve been trying to follow hassbian instructions which are totally irrelevant to you.
Thanks Bobby.
I would like to install Dashio but Hassio seems to not let me do any kind of apt-get or sudo apt-get of any kind.
Am I wrong? I use Putty to start a session with root access but cannot install anything. Hassio won’t let me
Yes, very wrong 
You’re trying to treat hassio like hassbian, they’re very different things.
In the front end, go to the hassio tab and select ‘ADD-ON STORE’ in the top menu. In the Repositories section you’ll see ‘Add new repository by URL’, paste ‘https://github.com/danimtb/dasshio’ into that and click ‘ADD’. Then scroll down and you’ll see ‘dasshio Repository’ has been added, click on ‘dasshio’ and away you go.
DashIO installed and running and sniffing.
I think i am really close but no cigar yet.
I really do appreciate your help Bobby
On my wireless router(the same router HASSIO is on) the Dash button shows connected with the same mac address I have entered in DassIO.
I am not sure what goes in the DOMAIN entry ( its a switch in my config.yaml )
so I have this:
which matches from my Services:
Services
The service dev tool allows you to call any available service in Home Assistant.
Service
switch.toggle
Entity
switch.guest_room
Service Data (JSON, optional)
{
“entity_id”: “switch.guest_room”
}
ideas? I would think the sniffer would at least say or see something
WARNING: No route found for IPv6 destination :: (no default route?). This affects only IPv6
2018-05-11 15:35:47,889 | INFO | Reading config file: /data/options.json
2018-05-11 15:35:47,895 | INFO | Starting sniffing…
Ahh… I am getting closer I dont think i have this correct Request: http://hassio/homeassistant/api/services/switch/switch.toggle
DashIO knows i am pushing the button… it is slow turnaround time
Nothing happens so my configuration is wrong.
Something wrong with these one or two lines :
“domain”: “switch”,
“service”: “switch.toggle”,
this service is service works fine
this line i do not know how to verify / test it
Request: http://hassio/homeassistant/api/services/switch/switch.toggle
You’re doubling up on the domain, should be…
"domain": "switch",
"service": "toggle",
"service_data": "{\"entity_id\": \"switch.guest_room\"}"