I’m moving my HA instance from a Docker to an RPi 5. I tried restoring my HA backup to my RPi 5, but that failed. So im doing a fresh install on my RPi 5. HA installed OK and I’ve added a few devices that it found.
However, when i plugged my USB PLM into my RPi 5 i get, usb 3 - port 2: unable unable to enumerate USB device. Different USB ports produce the same result. When i try to add the Insteon integration, i get the PLM listed as /dev/ttyAMA10, s/n, n/a. This does not seem correct, am i missing a driver?
The 2413 USB driver would be ftdi, and would attach it as a /dev/ttyUSBx.
From just googling around, the RPi should already come with a ftdi driver.
The other thing that may be causing your problem is using it with an external USB Hub.
If this is the case for you, may want to plug it straight into a USB port on the RPi just to confirm.
Thanks, it’s plugged directly into the RPi, so im not sure what the issue might be. I tried my spare PLM, but it still didn’t work. I unplugged my USB keyboard dongle and tried the PLM in all of the holes. It worked fine in my Docker, so I’m not sure what’s up.
My RPi has a touch screen attached, but i can’t see that being an issue. I’m going to try a different RPi and a new cable.
I also tried all the variations of resetting the RPi and PLM in every order. I also tried various device options, but since the RPi is not seeing the PLM, that is not going to help. I saw that the power supply can be an issue for the enumeration issue, but the PS is beefy and was part of the kit. I’ll try a different PS anyway.
I saw a deal on a refurbished i7 Chromebox, so I’m going to try that too.
The dmesg log is what the OS’s kernel sees which indicates there is a problem. If its not working in the OS kernel, then Docker/Supervisor won’t see it either.