Hass.io Unable to ssh in after reboot

Installation Home Assistant OS
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Installed Hass.io on an micro card. Put in Raspberry pi. Booted, no issue.

Using the add-on feature, I added SSH, and configured with password, Tested and worked.

Went to the config folder, changed a few things in the configuration.yaml, clicked the restart option…HA hung. Would not come back. SSHed back in, tail -f the logs… nothing comming up.

Reboot Raspberry Pi…cant ssh in, web UI not comming up. tried the SSH with hassio.local and with IP address, neither allowing connection. port 22: Connection refused.

What can I do now? Since the screen only shows the Hass.io logo, Im stuck. Do I need to reinstall the HassIO OS? how can I access the PI with no ssh?

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You figure anything out here? I’m having the same issue!

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What kind of hardware do you have?
I think you system run out of space or the IO controller is to slow.

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I just scrapped the whole idea of hass.io. I installed Raspbian and used the all in one installer. Everythings working much better that way.

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Same here. I even did an entire second reinstall of hass.io and went very slowly to make sure I wasn’t doing something wrong, but no matter what I do I can’t SSH into the Pi, it won’t load the frontend, and any configuration changes I make over Samba (which still works) don’t get the thing to boot. Looks like it’s back to Hassbian for me until this is a little more fully baked.

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Same issue here too

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I scrapped the whole idea. I went with the “all in one installer” which seems to be working great. The hassbian is a has-been OS. good attempt. but just not ready for production.

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What is your Hardware? I see problems with too many add-ons on a raspberry pi A… They is limited to use 1 add-on and not too many components on home-assistant side

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Raspberry Pi 3.

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Same here. All worked fine until I rebooted the PI 3 via hassio. It seems stuck. I can’t SSH or Samba to the PI.
I can ping to the Pi. The activity led does blink every one or two seconds, but it has been doing that for quite a while now.

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Same here.

The Pi is and I can see on my home lan network but I’m unable to connect to fronted or to ssh.

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+1
hass.io has been just a series of struggles. Going back to hassbian.

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Same issue too
raspberry pi3 and hass.io…

going back to hassbian too…

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i noticed that after restart, ssh is not starting automatically, even if the add-on is configured to start automatically.

try to login to the web console (for example http://hassio.local:8123) and start the server from there - then you will be able to connect via ssh

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+1
ver 0.55.0
Pi 3b

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Did this just happen to you? Same specs here and my Pi just shutdown on its own recently and now Hass.io is completely unresponsive. Can’t ssh or anything.

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This was several months ago. I have not retried it since then.

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Tried again yesterday.

Worked for a while. Now Hass.io is not responding and no SSH or SAMBA works.

I think it was a good idea. But I don’t know if I’m unlucky or what…

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In the same boat too. I restarted and the SSH Server is not responding. I guess it never started after the reboot. I can surf though with not problems in hass but hass.io menu is gone, so I cannot start the ssh server.

Update: It seems that sometimes works and sometimes don’t, but I can always start it from the hass.io menu not that is activated.

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It seems that the ssh plugin is a little unstable. Even if is set to auto boot. It doesn’t always start. Did anyone tried this plugin instead and had better luck?