Could someone help me to recover the installation of Home Assistant on my RPI ?
I am new on Hassio and I started to create my domotic hub 5 months ago.
My RPI Hassio has stopped to work suddenly …I switched off the board and restarted but the Hassio doesn’t boot. I connected to RPI via HDMI and this is the screenshot and the last line where HASSOS stops : Bluetooth :BNEP socket layer initialized.
In attached you can find the screenshot of HASSOS shell. I tried also to understand how to interact with HASSOS but I didn’t find a way to recover the situation.
Do I need to reinstall from scratch home assistant ?
I do not have a fresh backup!
Thanks alot for your help
Probably a corrupt SD card. You could try to put the SD card in a Windows machine and use ‘Diskinternals Linux Reader’ to copy the config folder off the SD card. Then after a new install you can restore that folder.
Thanks Francis,
You have saved me days of works for tuning all the devices configuration and scripts
I saved supervisor folder in the data1 partition . It contains all the yaml files. I didn’t find the ‘config’ folder.
Is it correct?
Pasquale
Hi Francis,
thanks alot again.
after your hints I saved all the folders of corrupted SD card and I have reinstalled from scratch Home Assistant.
I copied the configuration.yaml file and the other *.yaml files.
I installed the previous addons included the duckdns for the remote secure navigation.
All the stuff now works excluding remote navigation via https:\mydomain.duckdns.org… If I use the url http:\mydomain.duckdns.org I can see my homeassistant page but no if I use the url https:\…
I used the same configuration parameters … I tried also to create new duckdns domain but the behaviour is the same
Any suggestion?
Thx Pasquale
I have the same problem. I am unable to find my configuration.yaml files. I only see hex files when i go into the folders. I am only interested in my configuration files to rebuild home assistant. Can someone please tel me where to find this files on sd card.I am using DiskInternals Linux reader.
