Can't install all the integrations

Installation Home Assistant OS
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Hello,

I just installed home assistant on my raspberry pi 4 with the hass.io image.

Following the official guide https://www.home-assistant.io/getting-started/

Since I’m switching from ioBroker to HomeAssistant I checked if HomeAssistant has all the integrations which I use in ioBroker. Unfortunatly I can’t find them.
After the installation Home Assistant discovered my Tradfri and Hue bulbs. I found the PS4-Waker Integration and added the PS4 just now I installed Unifi and Spotify integration. Everything is otherwise working fine. But I can’t find these integrations:

  • MyStrom
  • Harmony
  • Sony Bravia
  • Telegram
  • Homekit

I checked under Hass io > Add-in Store as well as in the Settings and Integrations.
Under Settings and Integrations I find Homekit Accessories but when I want to install it says:

Aborted
Keine ungekoppelten Geräte gefunden

Translation: No unconnected devices found

But I’ve got some Zigbee lights connected to the Hue Bridge which are not getting passed to Homekit. Also the Playstation isn’t in Homekit.

Do I maybe need to add them over the Github Link? e.g. with the Sony Bravia I wasn’t sure which branch I should use also I didn’t want to use the dev branch.
Or does Hass io just not yet support those integrations.
Does anybody know why this happens and how can I fix it?

Thanks best

Noah

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Add-ons are not integrations. Add-ons are applications that work alongside home assistant.

If you don’t see an integration in the GUI, then it requires a manual configuration in your configuration yaml

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Okay.
I was wondering what the difference was.

So the integrationsI found a few, but still can’t find them. I now added the SSH Server connected to HA and edited the configuration.yaml
Should the braviatv integrations then show up in the interface? at least the media_device should show up.

Why are they not apearing in the GUI? also why isn’t homekit accessories working?

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In what way? They shouldn’t show up in the INTEGRATIONS page, but they should still show up in your developer tools/states page for you to add to the frontend.

No idea what you have going on.

Don’t know, you’re not really giving us any information.

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Okay

I have to check this evening. But the configuration appeared now of the sony tv but disapeared again.

Yeah what information do you need? I’m quite new to HA and I’m still learning.

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A post was split to a new topic: Hass.io without Internet

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Another question, is hass.io something different to hassbian?
Should the bravia adapter show up in the hassbian integrations page?

I kinda confuses me, that there are diffrentent installation methods but nowhere written what diverses them?

I actually kinda understand Linux so I could also install hassbian but since the getting started guide told me to install hass.io and at first I thought it’s the same as all the others but just diffrent ways to install but now I get the feeling they aren’t the same.

So do they have diffrent features?

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Yes. Those are different ways of installing Home Assistant - the FAQ explains some of it.

Home Assistant is the same no matter how you install it.

Yes, Home Assistant is always the same

Hass.io has add-ons, which are software packages running in Docker containers configured for the Hass.io Supervisor. Those exist because the assumption is that if you’re looking for the easy install option you don’t know/want to learn/can’t be bothered with learning how to install software any other way.