EDIT: Nevermind. It is back again. Cannot open File Editor, Visual Studio, ESPhome, etc. Just get “401: Unauthorized” every time. Nothing in the logs. Uninstall and reinstall, still broken. Reboot machine, still broken. No errors in the logs in reinstall. How in the hell are you supposed to fix something that throws no errors in the logs but is still broken?? Maybe there is something to examine in Log Viewer, but impossible to know.
Worked for me, too, and solved all the problems mentioned above. I finally have an RPi4B booting from SSD and running HA without additional issues.
Not sure if this is related or not…I have started having issues with HA (both 4.12/4.13 and 5.1/5.2) in FireFox. If I use Edge (chrome version) it opens fine. Tried clearing cache and still can’t get it to work right in FireFox. Would try using different browser and see if you have a different outcome.
Thanks for the suggestion. I was using Firefox. So, just tried it in Brave, and same problem. Then tried it in Chromium and same problem. Turned off HTTPS everywhere, and everything else possible on the browsers, but none of these fixed it.
Today I saw this with HassOS 4.13 for the first time. But only on a Android tablet (Fire HD 10) with the newest Home Assistant App. If I am using Vivaldi browser on the same tablet it is working fine!
On all my iPhones/iPads/Mac/PC with the Home Assistant App/different browsers (Safari/Vivaldi/Chrome) it is working fine!
Just a quick note that my Pi 4 won’t boot from a Toshiba SSD X10 120G with HassOS 5.2 attached to the lower USB 3 socket, but will on the upper. OTOH the Pi will boot from a 250G Samsung T5 SSD in the lower USB 3 socket.
Worth trying both sockets!
Yeah, I’ve been running on SSD for several months now but I’ve noticed that I tend to lose my system regularly and I don’t know if the SSD may have something to do
I’ve been running for about 3 months. I’m using only the boot files and running the latest version. I’ve been through 3 updates. One choked, but hey it might have choked anyway.
Successfull migrated from SD to SSD, using this SATA to USB3 cable and this SSD.
I was able to restore my latest snapshot and everything is working fine.
HassOS Version Beta 5.2.
I ran into a strange problem.
I installed Hassio 5.2 64 bit on a ssd on my Raspberry pi 4
Then I decided to fall back to Hassio 5.2 32 bit.
After flashing the ssd drive and restarting the pi ik won’t boot up again.
Returning to 64 bit it does boot up again.
Oh, great that it works! Thank you!
With the official bootrom release for the Pi 4 the tutorial would be a little bit shorter, as you only have to flash a SD-card, boot from it and then you are done. Also I heard the newer Pi4 came already with this new bootrom, so you don’t have to use anything, only the external SSD.
