Hello everyone,
I am pretty new to Home Assistant so thank you for your patience in advance
I recently install Home Assistant OS using the vmdk file on ESXi 7.0. Everything works well
Then, I installed Portainer and Homebridge. However, in the last updates, HA has removed the support for Portainer.
So I uninstalled the Portainer without realizng first that I need to remove/delete the homebridge instance
Now, everything still works OK except that the Supervisor mode keeps saying that there’s unsupported images:
“WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.evaluations.base] Found unsupported images: {‘oznu/homebridge’} (more-info: Unsupported software - Home Assistant)”
Using SSH & Terminal to access the HA OS, but it does not support “docker ps -all” (docker bash not found)
Is there a way to complete clean up this standalone image without reinstalling the whole HA OS?
Thank you again for you helps
Cheers
If you want to run docker commands within ssh & web terminal, turn protection mode off in ssh & web terminal.
Where is portainer being removed documented?
Found it! I can understand why, given how locked down HA is becoming.
Anyway, you have your answer 
Hi Nickrout,
My SSH & Terminal only has the following options
Start on boot
Watchdog
Auto update
Show in sidebar
It does not come with protection mode…
Any ideas?
Thanks again
Attention!
There are 2 slightly different named add-ons: I think you use “Terminal & SSH” that has less functions.
SSH & Web Terminal is the needed one.
It should look like this:
I found SSH & Web Terminal, installed it but when I run it, it throws “502 Bad gateway” error…
Something is wrong here…
Any helps
FWIW, I have cloned the portainer addon here:
You’re the best
Thank you so much Koying! You are a lifesaver!
I too did as jamesngob and deleted Portainer without stopping homebridge due to nag messages my instance was not supported. 
If you’re seeing 502 Bad Gateway, make sure you have the protection mode turned off! This worked for me.