When I was away yesterday, my hass.io stopped working on my Pi 2B+. I can not access it by any means and now it will not even power on the (wired) network adapter. I pulled my hass.io log off the SD card and there is nothing definitive, the only unusual entries were a few scattered errors relating to components not receiving data from the web (dark sky, geo jason, etc). Those were only occasional during the night before. Any ideas before I reload hass.io from a clean SD card?
Your SD card may be borked[1]
Get what files off it while you can!
[1] that is a technical term.
1 Like
same thing happened to my RPi3 running HassOS overnight apparently. I put the SD card in another Raspberry Pi I had lying around but I can’t connect to the Web UI or SSH anymore (heck not even ping works).
What would be the best way to pull data off of it? I was able to mount the ext4 “hassos-data” partition on my Server.
@nickrout I figured that may be what happened. I was able to copy all the data from the SD card to my Ubuntu desktop.
@disrupted The easiest way is on a linux dist (look into a Ubuntu live usb stick if you don’t have linux). I mounted my SD card and used terminal (sudo may be required, ymmv):
cp -r /media/[username]/hassio-data/supervisor ~
was what I used to copy the yaml files etc to my user folder.