I have tied to instaali homeassistant superviced on orangepi 3 b and I don´t understand this 5.1 Update the OS name
Only Debian is supported by HA supervised, so we need to fake the OS name, otherwise install will fail on check:
in /etc/os-release update ARMBIAN_PRETTY_NAME:
ARMBIAN_PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)point:
How can I do this ?
It is not just a name that has to be correct.
All the services and files needed by HA have to be there in its correct versions.
I use this quide: Homeassistant superviced on orangepi 3 b?
It is still a hack and the HA team adds new checks to the supervisor now and then, so no guarantee that it will work even if you follow the guide to the spot.
Do You know, which is the right way to install it on orangepi 3 b
Your link just points to this thread ?
The right way is to install debian and then HA supervised on top of that.
Remember that with a supervised installation you are bound by the limits set by that installation type.
You are really restricted in your options and you need to know how to run a headless se ver and configure all the services on the Linux system.
The way I did it was to install Armbian (i did mine with no GUI, just the CLI based one).
For Home Assistant setup, you need to restore the os-release:
sudo rm /etc/os-release
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/os-release /etc/os-release
You’ll also need to edit the u-boot configuration since you won’t be using GRUB:
sudo sed -i 's/\(extraargs=.*\)/\1 systemd.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=false/g' /boot/armbianEnv.txt
Then follow the supervised guide:
https://github.com/home-assistant/supervised-installer
For the machine type, I used ‘qemuarm-64’ because it seemed the most generic. You can probably use others but YMMV.
Try Armbian official way?