Hello User,
did you mean i can use my TL-WR1043N v5 for Home-Assistan with fun?
https://openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl-wr1043nd
TL-WR1043N v5 Qualcomm Atheros QCA9563 775 16 MB Flash / 64 MB RAM Qualcomm Atheros QCA9563 b/g/n
Another solution armbian?
Plenty of options, but none on a 16MB flash / 64MB RAM router, Iâm sure.
https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/lljykz/homeassistant_on_an_android_box/
aliexpress.com 23,00 Euro
Original X96 mini TV Box Android Smart TV Box Amlogic S905L Quad Core 1/2GB + 8/16GB 2,4G WiFi 64 bit Media Player Set-top-box
Step 1.1
Installing Armbian 20.10 on Amlogic S905x Android TV Box (Sunvell T95x) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb8F20rgEJ4
Step 1.2
Installation Instructions for TV Boxes with Amlogic CPUs Old Installation Instructions thread - FAQ - Armbian Community Forums
Step 2
Installation on a Armbian system Installation on a Armbian system - Home Assistant ä¸ćç˝
Better than Rapsberry Pi, a low budget solution?
Netbook: https://www.verdrahtet.info/2023/01/20/alternativen-zum-raspberry-pi-4/
What is your goal, this is not clear.
- Run HA on the router?
- Use the integration for your router in HA?
The first option definitely will not work (if thatâs what you want)
Number 2 is intended for what you have linked to: âInstructions on how to integrate OpenWrt routers into Home Assistant.â
Your last link is actually for installing HA on OpenWrt but have you seen the system requirements!?
Also, that type of install is not supported and I think that running it that way might be difficult to upgrade to newer versions.
If this is what you want: use for a production system, I would advise you to look for instance for a second hand thinclient, they come cheap.
My goal, search a low budget hardware solution for HAOS.
The OpenWRT HOAS TP-Link 1043 System isnât a good solution, it doesnât work.
New âlow budget systemsâ are Raspberry Pi 4 or Odroid N2+ (officially promoted in the past by the founders of HA)
The problem: Raspberry Piâs are not easy to get AND itâs not advised to run them off SD-cards, so you have to add other hardware to make them reliable.
Second hand systems: an obsolete laptop (with the benefit of having the battery) or a thin client.
Have a look in the forum here: you will find ample of threads regarding the right hardware.
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Spezifikationen
Kategorie
Set Top Box
Ethernet
Kein
Drahtlose
Nein
Speicher
256 GB eMMC
Zugriffskontrolle
4 gb DDR4
Bluetooth
Nein
Quad-Core-Arm Cortex-A53 CPU
22,32 Euro
This set-top box from AliExpress runs Android, not any kind of linux you could install HA on.
As you donât seem to be very experienced in the field, I strongly suggest you use supported hardware as outlined in
You know the saying: âYou pay peanuts, you get monkeysâ?
This installation method has very strict requirements, for example, it only supports Debian (and Ubuntu,
Armbian
Armbian - Installation Instructions for TV Boxes with Amlogic CPUs Old Installation Instructions thread - FAQ - Armbian Community Forums
Donât hesitate to use sentences to express yourself 
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it only supports Debian (and Ubuntu, Armbian, Raspberry Pi OS are not supported).
Iâm fairly sure this has to be:
it only supports Debian (and Ubuntu).
Armbian, Raspberry Pi OS are not supported).
Given the knowledge you seem to have (could be wrong), be prepared to have a really adventurous experience getting HA running AND keep it running/up-to-date.
If your budget is that low and you seemingly ignore advice, maybe this (HA) is not for you.
In case you also have no devices yet, that will also be a real challenge.
Have you noticed that itâs almost always the same guy giving feedback on that box you linked to!?
Over and out!