@maxym good point about the image, there are a lot of them and it’s easy to pick the wrong one… RPI4 is a piece of cake for HAOS or any other flavor of HA.
RPI3 and RPI4 followed the same CPU architecture stack, but the RPI5 was a completely different architecture altogether.
Most flavors of HA I believe work on RPI5 except Supervised and HAOS… HAOS not supported (yet) on RPI5. The solution I am using offers the most flexibility for full blown HAOS on RPI5 while also allowing direct access to the underlying OS… So let me ask… Are you talking about…
HA (what kind? Supervised? HAOS?) on RPI (3? 4? 5?)
…since your comment simply stated “ha on rpi” ?
Have they recently added an official image for HAOS on the RPI5 architecture (as there was much discussion about that in the forums, everyone was told the folks maintaining those images had no plan to support the vastly different RPI5 architecture -“yet”)?
I double cehck the Raspberry 5 Version and it has
OS version: 13.1
HA Core: 2024.9.3
Unless anyone told me the opposite, these version should be valid for Raspberry pi 5 correct?
For me, the most wired thing is that it loads, but after some time, it shows the error screen. I mean this error is not showed when loading… I assume this check should happen on OS load, correct?
Could be any integration or add on or dongle?
I tested Grafana, and my Zigbee and Zwave devices and it worked fine.
About the discussion of the device I am using. Thanks, I know there are a lot of options, bot for me this is the better balancing prize and functionality, in fact i am more than happy with my Raspberry Pi 4. the change was caused mainly to use the raspberry 4 I am using now for a different purpose… so using a different configuration is not an option for me right now.
Use the right HAOS image because they do now exist as you were using thew wrong one, or if you also want to be able to do things outside of HAOS on your RPI5, RunRaspbian and put HAOS into a QEMU VM.
If home assistant works for a while and then later crashes i’d make sure that you are using the correct power supply for the Rpi5 (it requires more potential power than the Rpi4), also if it’s just on a SD card try another SD card (see the install instructions for recommended type as some will last longer than others). Obviously if you can update to using SSD you’ll get the speed and robustness benefits (and it’s really important that you have enough to power it)
As you’ve got the USB sticks too they all use the power.
Hopefully that’s it - the official Rpi5 power supply is bigger (27W) than the official Rpi4 power supply (15/12.5W), so if they are the same or the lower wattage do get a new power supply, it more shows up when the physically attached devices are used. I think it’s supposed to throttle the CPU but it’s possible it will ungratefully reset the device if it is overloaded and haven’t got the right power - and you definitely don’t want that happening when it’s writing to the storage such as SD card!
Now it was working for some days, so looks we found the cause…
The wired thing is the error shows, as it does not mention power on any place… and as you said, just in case should restart and load OS again…
Not sure if there is a place to communicate this on official Raspi Forums as looks something is not acting as expected or at least showing the best error message.
Hopefully that was it - or it was a co-incidence and say it fixed itself with an update or disk check! Are you able to restart it ok too? (although do a backup and hoping it won’t make it worse!)
