Hi
I need to update firmware for Zzh! stick (CC2652R). I know there’s a tool for making backup of current network that suppose to be installed by default with HA. How can I access that to make the backup? I tried through the Terminal and root access but I can’t find it. I’m on RPi4 by the way.
There’s an OTA tool for ZHA devices. Is it possible to use that to update firmware for coordinator? Or do I have to turn everything down to move stick to my PC to make the update?
If the OTA thing can’t be used then how to approach getting the stick? Should I simply shutdown RPi4, remove the stick, do the update, reconnect it, turn the HA up again and everything should work just fine?
Yes, it’s HAOS. Maybe I’m misunderstanding something here…wait…There’s a docker instruction in the Tools docs. And it says that I have to disable the stick in order to make the backup. What will actually happen if I do that? Everything ZHA related will stop working (automations, missing entities) and will be back online as soon as I enable it again?
The HAOS instructions are using docker docker exec -it homeassistant bash
Unless there’s some others there that I’m missing.
Anyway, I did disable ZHA and tried energy_scan to test if it indeed works - looks ok. So now the thing I need to do is to make sure I’m going the right path with updating stick’s firmware…Anything I should be aware of or make sure of?