I just installed HA on a new PC. It has two nics. In a precious life the Nics worked fine and they are enabled in the Bios. HA boots fine but there is no network connection. I tried to set the network Ip using ha network update eth0 --ipv4-method auto ipv6-method disable
I get a etho not found
I got to the linux command line and tried nmcli con show and got nothing. Using another nmcli command I found about 8 vethxxxxxxx entries. I tried the update command for the first listed veth and it wasn’t found. What else can I try?
Thanks
@edientz
The Generic X86-64 image is what I use on an Intel NUC It is based on Debian- not that this ever made any difference to me. It is also a Docker container, and again- I’ve never had to worry about managing the Docker container. You can ignore the Docker IP address.
Which model of PC?
What OS did it run in its prior incarnation?
Can you boot Debian from a USB stick?
Check that you have an IP address using nmcli | grep inet4
in a terminal window. (It will likely be the same IP on Home Assistant because the router remembers the MAC address for a while).
When you boot Home Assistant, the attached monitor is a terminal window. Enter nmcli | grep inet4
What do you get?