Up to now I have been using a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with generally without problems, at least when installing it I never had problems, but I want to do some things that I think wold benefit from the Raspberry Pi 4 but I haven’t been able to make it work and I really don’t know why it isn’t working
I connected the RPi to my PC with a cheap capture card so I can see what was going on and I saw a bunch of errors that I don’t know what they mean or how to fix them.
Some errors I saw where:
Failed to start Wait Until Kernel Time Synchronized
Failed to start Home Assistant OS Agent
Cannot connect to the Docker daemon at unix:///var/run/docker.sock. Is the docker daemon running?
and some others
I tried making a ping test to 8.8.8.8 and I got an error telling me Network is unreachable so I tried restarting the router and modem and using PiHole Unbound, Cloudflare’s, Google’s and my ISP’s DNS but nothing.
I am using a Raspberry Pi 4B with 2GB or RAM, and I am booting from a 120GB Adata USB SSD drive that I flashed the same way I always did for the Raspberry Pi 3B+, using the Raspberry Pi 4 64-bit image and following the instructions on Home Assistant installation instruction
Same problem here. After running continuously without problems for a year on a RP4-8GB on original RP power supply on a UPS, things went bad after a upgrade. Wouldn’t boot. suspecting a failed SD-drive replaced it with a brand new one. No luck. Updated firmware and tested with another OS and another RP4 gives a consistent outcome: other os (Raspbian, Ubuntu) everything OK, HAS-OS nothing boots. Transferred to USB sticks: same results (booting other os OK, HAS OS nothing. Tried “old” version of HAS-os resulted in an unstable system, with, after an upgrade, failure to boot. Finally migrated the HAS-OS to a SSD in an ARGON-M2 case, still no boot possible. I’ve run out of options, has anybody an idea what to do next?
I just upgraded my RPI4B / 4GB to boot using an SSD as I was worried about the SD card failing without warning as it had been running with it for 18 months. I downloaded the haos_933 64-bit rpi4 image and then wrote it to the SSD using “dd” on my desktop running Ubuntu. How did you write the image to your new SD/SSD ? If using “dd” you need to make sure to use -conv=fsync,notrunc and I usually do a “sync” after it’s completed just to be safe. More importantly, make sure you downloaded the correct image. There are multiple RPi images on github. You need the one that says rpi4-64 as shown below
Secondly, make sure your EEPROM is set to boot from external USB BOOT_ORDER=0xf14 which should try to boot from external USB before trying internal SD card. Lastly, make sure there is no internal SD card that it tries to boot from.