2025-12-13 09:27:42,782 INFO 200 POST /edit?configuration=famar-monitor-test.yaml (127.0.0.1) 6.24ms
2025-12-13 09:27:42,838 INFO 304 GET /info?configuration=famar-monitor-test.yaml (127.0.0.1) 14.81ms
2025-12-13 09:27:47,639 INFO 101 GET /upload (127.0.0.1) 3.03ms
2025-12-13 09:27:47,685 INFO Running command ‘esphome --dashboard run /home/utente/esphome/famar-monitor-test.yaml --device /dev/ttyUSB0’
2025-12-13 09:27:48,715 INFO Process exited with return code 2
I try to load the firmware without any 1wire components attached.
maybe that is the reason it does not work ?
so one gets at least some information from the logs?
And I do wonder about what you assume about what should work at all.
Since nothing’s attached nothing would happen apart from the fact that the device might get recognised by HA’s auto detection.
perhaps you could add
web_server:
port:80
to see if the device is up and running by trying to open it’s IP in a webbrowser?
Thank you for your reply justone.
i could not install anything on the ESP32 because of that error.
I ommitted all the rest of the automation.
my ESPhome and Home-assistant installations were too old
my installation was (and is) on an 10 year old Pine A64 as server with dietpi.
I tried the official instructions for ESPhome and Home-assistant with docker etc. for two days to no avail, as the hardware is not capable to run that stuff.
I do not even have a HDMI cable for my Rpi4.
I install my servers with ssh and neither of the official methods allow ssh.
At the end, after searching through the instructions I found the cli method to install and managed to reinstall everything from the terminal.
I am quite happy now with the latest versions, cpu on dietpi shows max 5% on Pine A64.