Rasp 4 with touchscreen 10"
Homematic CCU3 separately
Sonoff Zigbee stick
I have the following problem:
I would like to set up my Raspberry4 with HomeAssistant so that I can integrate my CCU3 with the Homematic devices. As well as Growatt inverters, and and and… For that I would at least have to be able to access the community addons. (supervised)
Furthermore, a touchscreen is connected to the Rasp 4
But in order to integrate the touchscreen, with which I can then access http://homeassistant:8123,
But I had to access the RAsp OS in the terminal, which is not possible with the supervised installation including community addons.
I’ve already spent 2 weeks putting my system together;
The Docker version works without supervised and the supervised version works without a screen, but I can’t get both together!!!
I’ve already made my way through the web and tried numerous tutorials but without success!
HA is really meant to run headless, which means as a server without any GUI.
You need a full GUI and a browser to access the web interface and I do not know if these requirements clash with the requirements of a supervised installation.
A supervised installation is really demanding to maintain and the fact that you can not solve this suggest that you are not sufficient enough to run such an installation.
I do not mean to evil, when I say this, but the supervised installation is really a bitch to maintain and the requirements from HA makes it an annoying a frustrating battle.
I think your best solution would be to install your Rasp4 with a GUI installation. Ubuntu, Debian, Raspiqn or whatever, as long as it can run a hypervisor like QEMU or KVM.
Then in QEMU or KVM you install HAOS.
This should give you the best of all worlds, but I am not sure about the resource draw on the Raspi. A GUI can be a bit heavy on the hardware, which is why it is often dropped on servers.