Migrate to hass.io and keep zwave network?

I’ve been running the All-in-one installer on a RPi3 since new year, but now that Python 3.4 is being deprecated soon I would like to migrate over to hass.io.

As I have 15 zwave units I’m not keen to redo that setup, so my question is:

Can I install Hass.io on the same RPi3 and read back my setup (including the zwcfg_XXXXX.xml) and all my zwave devices will work without needing to re-add them?

I have the Razberry controller if that makes any difference.

I’m not going to shout success yet, but let me tell you it’s looking promising :slight_smile:

  1. Backed up my SD-card
  2. Wrote the hass.io image to it
  3. Setup static IP per instructions in the installation guide
  4. Added “dtoverlay=pi3-miniuart-bt” to config.txt
  5. Added my zwave network key to zwave:
  6. Removed the default *.yaml files
  7. Restored my backed up files from the old installation
  8. Enabled Samba and SSH

Booted and everything seams to work :smiley:

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So where are you copying the various files TO on the hass.io incarnation?
Can you SCP files over to it, or do we need to enable Samba on the new target?

Just copy your configuration + zw* files somewhere, install hass.io and enable samba and the copy them there.