Installing Home Assistant OS using Proxmox 8

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I’m faced with what looks like the same issue. Seems like you found a fix. Could you please describe what you did ? I’d like not to mess everything up.

775

annnnd what about without the script ??

776

I’m following these instructions and I’m faced with an issue. Hopefully someone can help.

Steps 1 to 3 are ok, the VM boots and I can access the web UI. When I try to restore the backup, the VM crashes :
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I get an io-error status, with very little CPU usage. VM is frozen, I can’t access anything. Here’s what I’ve tried so far :

  • Upload a copy of the backup and restor from web UI.
  • Upload a copy of the backup and restore using cli.
  • Restore directly from the HA setup screen.

I’ve repeated those steps using another backup I had. Both in the latest version of HA and Hassos.

Note that the previous VM had been setup using the older version of the script. For the new one, I’ve used the updated version.

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Input/Output device error :thinking:
Everything is running good until you try to restore a backup?

778

The memory usage is almost maxed out. Perhaps using the β€œHardware” tab to change the memory of this VM to 4096 (4.00 GiB) would help?

779

Thank you both for your answers. @PecosKidd, I read somewhere that I should leave out some memory and core for the host. Since my device specs are limited (4gigs of ram), I only assigned 3gigs for the HA VM.

I’ll look into upgrading the device.

@tteck , since I’m lacking the skills to understand what is actually happening, I proceeded with trial an errors. It looks like the issue is coming from one of the addons (influx) that where backed-up.

Full restore was failing as I described, so I tried restoring only HA, then addons one by one. Influx is the culprit, I don’t know why. Restoring without addons was successful, and I reinstalled them all manually.

However, after update 2022.12.6, the issue occured again. Currently, I can’t boot the VM, it remains in the same state :
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780

hello

I’m getting unknow failure after using the script to install home assistant on proxmox 7.3.3

any help please ?

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Line 249 wget -q --show-progress $URL
Do you have wget installed? (apt-get install -y wget)
Came pre-installed on previous PVE versions.

edit: added a check for wget to the script.

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Had no internet connexion on the server.

I added google’s dns and solved it.

But using the post install script made my web interface not available anymore

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Post Install script has nothing to do with the web ui. Make sure you’re using https://

784

Yes I’m using https

Fresh install
Going on the web ui > working
SSH through the ui and launching the post install script. It reboot and then can’t access anymore to the web ui

785

Hey!

My VM (installed as described in the 1st post, with q35, restored my backup from RPi3 without issue, latest Proxmox, latest HA) keeps crashing after 1-2 days usage.

All I can see in the console is this

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HW is Intel NUC11ATKPE single 256 SSD 8G RAM. HA uses 2 cores of the N6005, and 4G RAM, system is not running any other VMs.

Any idea what might be causing this?

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Basically the same as the N5105
https://cpu-benchmark.org/compare/intel-celeron-n5105/intel-pentium-silver-n6005/

There’s known issues with those processors and Proxmox
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-vms-crashing-freezing-on-intel-n5105-cpu.113177/

Sometimes, a kernel change fixes the issue.

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Always keep proxmox up to date with

pveudpate

pveugrade
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update

pveupdate
pveupgrade
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I wanted to try 5.19 and then noticed they also have 6.1 available.
I was wondering if you could adapt the β€œProxmox Edge Kernel Tool” to allow to choose between 5.18, 5.19 and 6.1?

When I run the script it only talks about 5.18 currently:

** 1) Install Proxmox Edge Kernel & Reboot
** 2) Switch to Proxmox VE 7 5.15.83-1-pve Kernel & Reboot
** 3) Switch to Proxmox Edge 5.18.19-edge Kernel & Reboot
** 4) Unpin Current Kernel
** 5) Remove Proxmox Edge Kernel & Reboot

Please choose an option from the menu and enter or x to exit.

In any case thanks for your scripts, saves a bunch of time !

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That (6.1) isn’t an edge kernel. The latest edge kernel package is 6.0

You can use the proxmox-boot-tool to add/remove, pin/unpin, list kernels (and more, it’s what I use in the script)
just run proxmox-boot-tool in the Proxmox Shell to see all of the commands.

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If you would like to change edge kernel packages, I first remove the package that I’m using before apt installing another.