Overly complicated work around to be fair.
I usually just Nano systemd.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=0 back into the cmdline file. Then reboot.
Just seems like that should be unnecessary though.
Agreed, to each his own - actually, that reminds me - Iāve made alot of changes time to do a full backup of the whole disk image
ā¦and additionally not without certain risks.
To make this even more simple just type the following command through CLI:
sudo sed -i.bak 's/$/ systemd.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=0/' /boot/firmware/cmdline.txt
and reboot.
The above command will take care of writing a backup of the original file (/boot/firmware/cmdline.txt.bak) to be prepared just in case something goes wrong.
Sure that workaround also works.
The work around doesnāt address my question though.
Is there a way to stop a work around being requiredā¦
sounds like no at this point.
Seemingly No at this point. This did never happen with Debian 11 (at least here). I am still investigating the latter on a dev RPI4 with HA Supervised on Debian 12.
It occurred in deb 11 also for me. I was hoping deb 12 would cease the behaviour.
Was also hoping deb 12 might have made the systemd ver2 to cgroupfs ver1 change unnecessary.
Oh well. Itās only a minor inconvenience in the scheme of things.
If in future v1.6.x is released, do we have to manually update it or homeassistant update will automatically update to latest OS-Agent?
Yes, you have to take care by yourself to keep OS Agent updated.
Ok thanksā¦
I just have 2 sensors, so I can spot an update immediately
This os really nice, how have you implemented this ? Kindly share
Left one is a Github integration
Right one is a Supervisor host sensor
The images are just standard badges
Thank you 
I had the same issue of lack of GPIO and 1WIRE with the debian12 , (in my opinion a step backwards), I managed to work around this an documented in this post Unable to get a new install of Supervised HA on Docker - #7 by mr-artizan hope this helps
There are now native libraries for handling the gpio pins on 64-bit Debian, have been available for at least a year or so (maybe longer), unfamiliar with 1WIRE
When I install everything new with Debian 12 when installing systemd-resolverd, everything breaks, the connection stops working and I have tried everything and I canāt get it to work
When we read this message, we donāt know, how you installed it, on what you installed it, what is that everything, you have tried, so we canāt get it to work too for youā¦
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Heās posting in a thread about installing Supervised on a Raspberry Pi 
Read the whole thread and you will see, that this assumption has been made before and did not worked out 
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