Hello, I have diligently followed installation instrucions, such as: bought Raspberry Pi 4 installed Haspbian installed HA using the instructions verified that is generally works Now I wonder where addon store is and see people talk about “Hassio”, but there was no mention of it the installation …

You will end up with HA Supervised which includes core but also has the addon store. To get the addon store, you install either Hass OS or HA Supervised. HA Container and Core do not have the addon store.

Hassbian is a discontinued product. Where did you get it ? You should install an image for your hardware from : - [image] Installing Home Assistant Instructions on how to install Home Assistant. Which pi4 do you have (not all are supported) ?

Sorry, of course I meant Raspbian, (Raspberry Pi OS Buster). I have Rasperry Pi 4 Model B, and it seems to works fine. I don’t blame my hardware for the absence of the addon store.

What pi4 do you have ? - Not all are supported (ie do you have a 1gb, 2gb, 4gb or 8gb one) Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (1 GB, 2 GB and 4 GB model) 32-bit Is probably what you should have installed.

pi@******:~ $ free -h total used free shared buff/cache available Mem: 3,8Gi 216Mi 2,7Gi 8,0Mi 918Mi 3,5Gi Swap: 99Mi 0B 99Mi

4G then. which method did you use to install HA?

He said pi OS (buster) so I’m assuming either core or core in docker

[image] punund: provided that I am unwilling to turn my device into a HomeAssistant-only gadget? What do you mean by this ? [image] punund: ~homeassistant/.homeassistant/configuration.yaml That looks right too but your installation method was wrong so : - You currently have no addon…

The main installation procedure didn’t work for me, as I have a headless device, and I proceded with [image] Manual installation on a Raspberry Pi Instructions to install Home Assistant Core on a Raspberry Pi running Raspberry Pi OS Lite. so I ended up with set…

[image] punund: The main installation procedure didn’t work for me, as I have a headless device Which main installation procedure are you talking about? What dif not work with this method?Almost everyone uses a headless device for Home Assistant, so this is definitely not the issue.

Supporting what Burningstone said (see I used your full name this time :smiley: ) The whole point of these methods is so that you can run headless, that way you can interact with the software from any browser. In fact, given the ‘supported’ installation methods - its pretty much unusual to actuall…

Hassio vs HomeAssistant % documentation confusion

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