- platform: command_line
name: CPU Temperature
command: "cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone6/temp"
unit_of_measurement: "°C"
value_template: "{{ value | multiply(0.001) | round(1) }}"
My bluetooth which I actually just were recently gifted with
together with it all it’s devices
(the hardware stayed the same!)
and last but not least the most crucial thing:
The possibility for a “unattended” boot - in my case without a display (hdmi) and keyboard connected to the ha server (x86-64 machine).
The last point makes it show stopper for me because my setup typically never has a display connected and therefor it can’t “recover” itself after a power outage or what not.
I don’t expect that this behavior can even be changed from a user (me) because of the architecture of the managed OS with this install type.
I also did this migration and the CPU temp is working with the same command on HAOS, I just had to try different thermal zones (mine changed to thermal_zone2).
As for the boot without display connected, that one I’m also curious about. I have a NUC system and it fails to recover after a power loss (it worked normally with supervised) and when I plug in to check it always work. I had this problem and didn’t even know it, will check the BIOS.
You can buy one of these. You didn’t say what hardware you were using but I don’t have any issues with RPIs without a display connected recovering.
I’m aware of this but as this is not a hardware limitation (I didn’t changed my server and with debian it worked without display) I rather don’t invest in such hardware when it can be solved in software only.
My device is like the raspberries powered by 5V but it’s smaller and a full blown x84-64 machine actually
I don’t believe this is a HAOS thing as real RPIs don’t have this issue nor do NUCs (depends on the bios I believe). It sure seems like a bios/hardware issue to me at least.
Out of curiosity though, what kind of device is it?
I can really rule out that issues because till today (before I replaced the debian supervised install with haos) it was capable of doing an unattended boot. I didn’t change the hardware and no bios setting.
I think this type of computers were called something like Intel Compute Stick. Mine is years old got 2gb of ram a weak Intel 3735F CPU and is fanless - everything I need
You could try to edit /mnt/boot/config.txt and see if you can get it to work correctly. I am not sure if that persists reboots but I believe it does. It wouldn’t persist a OS update though.
But what should be change? lol idk. Maybe something in the cmdline.txt.
Looks like you are running on an Intel compute stick or similar. I have a couple that I used several years ago to make dumb TV’s smarter and to run VPN so that I could stream Netflix outside the US. Mine would reboot after a power outage - believe it is a BIOS setting.
Like others have mentioned, I am also running HAOS on a NUC and it reboots after a power outage. Running without a monitor and keyboard connected. I manage it completely via the HA web interface or SSH.
In the past (till today) it always restarted/started fine without display or keyboard attached (that was with a debian installed which was topped with a supervised install). I was running this setup for years now.
Today I switched to HAOS and now the setup is not able to start (cold boot) without a display attached (it works when only a display is present but no keyboard actually).
I did not touch any bios settings and there is any way no setting regarding that in my (quite limited) bios available.
This is what I did in the past and what I thought I could continue with haos on my hardware
What’s wrong with the system monitor integration? It’s got a processor temperature option, works without issue for me. No command line sensoring required.
Aside - you’re aware that the sensor you’re currently using for that only updates once a minute right? If that’s what you want no worries I just ask because tools for that kind of stuff usually default to about every 15 seconds or so.
I use that integration but for cpu temperatre that didn’t work in the past for me - it showed a different temperature sensor and not the one from the cpu (the docs mention that this can not be changed)
Yes, no worries - was sufficient as long as it worked (pre HaOS)
I recently instaled HAOS (HA Operating System)on a Lenovo ThinkCentre M710Q Mini PC Intel Core i3-6100T and can boot without keyboard, mouse or monitor by default.