Please see below. NO LUCK 
@tom_l I’m out of reply. That’s why I’m replying to your suggestion to update core here. I get an error message Version 2022.5.2 is already installed
Also look at this please:
Ok now try reinstalling the core version:
ha core update --version 2022.5.2
Ok try:
ha core update --version 2022.5.1
“Update failed”. What a very helpful error message 
Sorry, I’m out of ideas. You could ask for some support on Discord: Home Assistant
Thank you very much Tom. Appreciate your help.
I found before that this kind of error with AwesomeVersion was sometimes also tied to a file in /config .HA_VERSION
if you type login to get to # and then cat /mnt/data/supervisor/homeassistant/.HA_VERSION what’s inside that file?
no cat is the command. You are writing the whole thing as a path
that would suggest either nothing there or file is empty. if you do
ls /mnt/data/supervisor/homeassistant/ does that file exist in there?
Right so try perhaps vi /mnt/data/supervisor/homeassistant/.HA_VERSION
This will make that file and open an editor to write in it. You’d want to write a single line of the version of core that is installed. e.g. 2022.5.2 if you got it to the latest. ha core info if not sure of the version.
Only slightly hard thing is escaping and saving in vi editor. Should be
- hit ESC
- type
:wq(this should appear on bottom left) if it doesn’t you’ll notice since will be lke your writing normally - hit enter
If successfull repeating the cat command shoulld return what you typed in that file
try ha core rebuild and if you still get that error saying look at superivosr logs, I’d do ha host reboot
Gave error
Error: Unknown error, see supervisor.
Supervisor log shows “Home Assistant has crashed”
I’m going to reboot now
Here it is after reboot
after reboot wouldn’t need to rebuild. And the Supervisor logs keep saying still that Core has crashed?
and what about core logs also? Same exact issue?
Oh wow, core log looks more red than before. Compared to previous photos I posted on the chat.
I just restarted and used the core log command . It appears to be fine, now.
Still not working though
Here is Supervisor logs
Hmm seems more promising now. Perhaps give it a few minutes and try going at the IP
Supervisor logs also now report Core being ok
