Hi I have been looking at the guide to install the Irobot Roomba integration. This can be found here: https://bit.ly/3hn6k1G
However I’m slightly confused. Is the hostname the name I gave my Roomba when I set it up? (In this case I just called my robot vacuum ‘cleaning’, so I can just say ‘start the cleaning’), or is it the name shown under the client list on my router (which in this case would be Roomba-31B5C4144113xxxx - I don’t know why these are different.) Also how can I obtain the password? I believe it is highly likely I signed up with Google in the app, so beyond the Wifi password, I’m not sure what this would be? Similarly how would I obtain the username/BLID? Is this the name of my robot (i.e. "cleaning’)? I don’t think I selected a user name when I signed up online for the service. At best I think I just used my email address and a randomly generated password. It would be really neat to get this up and running - as that would equate to 90% of my devices working in Home assistant so far!
It also talks about editing the config file (how do I do this?) and running the following command to get the password: https://github.com/NickWaterton/Roomba980-Python#how-to-get-your-usernameblid-and-password: ./getpassword.py But where can I run this? Is there a command line interface in the Home assistant GUI somewhere?
Also but entirely separately (for now I would like to stick with the GUI as much as possible), is there a way to potter around with the command line and Home Assistant? I have some past experience as a Linux user (although not for several years), and it just feels a bit weird to not have access to a command line to explore and to do various administrative tasks. (Like for example I have a 256GB SSD installed in my Home Assistant/Raspberry PI build, which isn’t currently being used and I would like to clone my Home Assistant Micro SD to this drive and run exclusively from this SSD - which as far as I know, is a task that can only be achieved via the command line.)
Which Linux build is Home Assistant based on btw?