I installed HA on a Raspberry Pi3+ in the beginning of this year.
I did not have the time to work with it, So it just run.
Yesterday I bought two telldus net v2 an thought that I should test them, but I can’t access the web interface. I have rebooted the pi, I have restarted the docker image.
I don’t remember much of docker and about HA config files…
Has there been an automatic update or what have happend?
There are several changes and updates since beginning of year and sound like you never use anyway. It will take you forever to troubleshoot this and 15 minute or less to reinstall.
And NO. It did not auto update. Likely your SD card ran out of storage or failed.
well, if it was current with the official documentation, then it would have worked. Home Assistant changes so quickly, that following a guide from 6 months ago could leave you with a mess of an install.
I think the point @flamingm0e was making was that the install instructions link is on the HA website literally at top of page… “Getting Started”
Anyway, for raspberry pi just flash the correct image from site below, install in Pi, turn on pi and wait about 15 minutes before connect to http://yourPi_IP:8123
if using wifi I think it tells steps for setting this up.
Right now i am trying to remove the old hassio from docker, but it allways restarts. I will retry tomorrow, using my computer instead of connectBot on my cellular…
Possibly it ran out of space or your home-assistant_v2.db file is corrupt.
That’s what happened on my pi3.
I did the same thing… got it working with a few integrations, and happily used it for a few months until it blew up. It turn out home assistant by default will keep saving events and analytics into this db file and never clean it up. Pretty scary. It grew to 3+ gigs and corrupted my whole pi install.
I have since learned about the “recorder” config variable, set it to 7 days and now this db file stays around 75 megs.
If you can ssh to it, check that file.
Got something up and running! :o)
But, in the old one there was something called hassio (could be wrong ?!) where I could add things like tellstick net mqtt etc.
Later it will be a clean installation on a new Pi for my summer house…
That’s not for hassio. That’s for normal home assistant. You were linked the instructions for hassio. The problem is that you were using hassio which creates a service. Unless you remove the service, when you reboot, there will be conflicts.