hi ,
i am new at this home assistant OS. i am stuck on installation always lost connection when waiting 20 minutes installation.
i check my server the ethernet already connect to router and already blink but when i check the ip on my router still offline
i am using rasberry 4 by kincony server-16
please help me how i fix this always happen when installation start
Try http://homeassistant.local:8123, although assuming you have the ip right that shouldn’t make a difference.
Also:
- try a different SD card
- Plug a monitor into the Pi 4 and see if there are any errors on the screen. Often DNS settings can cause install failure.
already try different SD card
no setting DNS on router
before cant access i already connect but when installation start always fetch log error and i try ping it always like this the connection
Do this:
me too. I was able to connect to the Home Assistant web page. However, now I cannot access the webpage.
I have checked the ipaddress and I am using the correct ip address
How do you know?
What do you see on the terminal plugged into the Pi?
Neither of them is the screen from the Pi you are installing on…
the server always restart
You appear to have issues with your storage. Use a better quality SD card and see if that helps. The system is not ready to connect until you see a display that looks similar to this:
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connect your pi with a monitor, generally the monitor shows ip address of your pi. In my case, sometimes it has two ip addresses, one with the wifi and one with the LAN.
You can have a look at the screen capture of the others, they are the example of what I mentioned.
sometimes WIFI is not very stable. Therefore, I use LAN to connect to the pi.
It is much better if you have a LAN, but if you don’t have one. It doesn’t matter, just try http://localhost:8123, or http://(ip address of pi):8123
If you can share your screen capture of your Home Assistant OS, that’s help
I just realize I had the same issue when I started to use the HA. Because the HA doesn’t connect WIFI at first. Users have to configure the wifi AFTER they access the web page. Therefore, you need a LAN wire to connect the pi.
That should let you access the webpage.
To the OP: Is your RPi multi-homed to both the wired and wireless networks? I’ve never had good luck with that on my RPi.
Next, are you sure that what you’re pinging is the IP address of the correct adapter on the RPi? If you’re using DHCP, there’s no guarantee it’ll pick up the same address after reboot, unless you’ve added a reservation in your router. Or just hard-code the IP address in the device, and make sure it’s outside your DHCP range.
Make a note of the mac address of the desired adapter on the RPi and check your router (or your local arp table with the arp - a command) to see if you’re really connecting to the right host.
Finally, and this is a bit pedantic, WiFi (wireless Ethernet) is part of the LAN (Local Area Network.) Better to say wired and wireless to distinguish them.