I want to install Home Assistant on my old Android tablet

[piriogluhome]

I want to install Home Assistant on an old Android tablet (HUAWEI MediaPad T3 10). I did some research and it seems that this can be done using the Fully Kiosk Browser application. I have installed the application on the tablet and configured the remote Administration (plus) and Web content settings. I can connect to http://xxx.xxx.x.xxx:2323 port from my PC, but I can’t connect to the Home Assistant port at http://xxx.xxx.x.xxx:8123. I haven’t been able to find a solution for this issue online. What should I do?

[grey-trunk (Tom)]

Unless I’m mistaken there’s no way to run the Home Assistant server itself on a tablet. The Fully Kiosk app is to access a HA server and use the tablet as the interface.

[paddy0174 (Patrick)]

If you ask me, get a nice computer to run HA on. In my opinion it’s not worth the hassle, as it will always be a workaround and not a solution. But here you go, if you want to:

Home Assistant Core on Android Tablet

[image] The Home Assistant installation guide recommends using a Raspberry Pi to run the automation server. If you have an old Android tablet or phone lying around, why not make use of it instead? An additional benefit is that the tablet can be used as a wall-mounted UI for Home Assistant - UI and server, all running on one device. The original guide was written in [this GitHub repository] LINK(https: / /github.com/alexanderhale/home-assistant). I have pasted it here so that it can be collabo…