I have been running Hasbian for a couple of years now (Raspberry Pie 3) and everything has been working fine. But today I tried to install Hass.io on a new SD card using the hass.io image.
Installed it using ethernet cable and the installation went fine.
Added the “Configurator” from Add-ons to configure the config files. My problem now is that I cant run HassIo using wifi (only ethernet cable works).
The only thing I did differently is that I did not use the USB drive. I used the Open Web UI and created the “network” folder inside the “Config” folder. Then I created the file “my-network” and pasted the following code (from the github page):
So, I Format a USB drive and call it “CONFIG”. Then I make a folder and call it “network” and inside it I make a file “my-networl” and paste the code above… Then what?
Does the file copy itself over or do I have to do something?
Do I have to start up with or without the ethernet cable?
Had to use my old MS-DOS knowlwdge to save the file without filename
But I still have a strange problem.
Now I can start my Raspberry end enter the HassIO on my wifi IP adress… but only if the ethernet cable is connected
Can not enter my localhost even if the cable is connected.
Dont have to use the USB drive anymore…
Why do I have to use the cable connected even if Im on wifi???
30 minutes later…
Hmm… the router shows that the HassIo still is connected to ethernet… it just have changed IP adress to the adress I erier used for wifi
remove the ethernet cable and just connect via wifi. Make sure you spelled everything correctly. Plug the thumb drive into the USB port and cold boot the PI…
Already tryed it… did not work. Reinstalled HassIO, this time with the USB drive (and the ethernet cable). After installation I could boot through wifi connection
Thanks to everyone who helped me