I am able to boot a Pi Zero W 2 using Pi imager and Raspbian OS 32 bit. However I am unable to boot up using version haos_rpi0-w-6.6.img. The same image works great on a Pi Zero W. I have connected a monitor to the system and do not see any boot up messages.
I realize the unit is brand new. I hope you are already working with one.
Since it uses the same processor as a pi3, maybe try that image.
Sorry that did not work. I think it is something in the boot code. When the current Raspbian is on the SD card you get a bit of flickering after a solid flash followed by the led being off for 1 or 2 seconds. When HA image is on the SD just a solid green led. Maybe they need some sort of firmware update.
It’s brand new and I don’t think Raspberry Pi doesn’t test something like HA and leave it up to them to find these kinds of bugs.
hi @mboroff
I tried all the images possible with my Pi Zero 2 W, no luck too.
And Raspbian works fine.
Maybe some parameter like you said, since when we try with RPi3 32 bits image only the green led and no image/boot.
I just joined to say this looks universal. I bought a Pi Zero 2 W to take over a very small setup I’ve been running on a VM for the past year or so. None of the HAOS installations work - blank screen.
I have no such problems running RaspOS
I was able load the version of HA that has no supervisor by installing the 32 bit OS using Raspberry Imager and doing a apt-get full-upgrade. Then I installed dozer and then HA. Used the following commands:
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sudo sh get-docker.sh
docker -v
Docker version 20.10.10, build b485636
sudo docker run -d
–name homeassistant
–privileged
-p 8123:8123
–restart=unless-stopped
-e TZ=Chicago
-v /home/pi/ha:/config
–network=host
ghcr.io/home-assistant/raspberrypi3-homeassistant:stable
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I need the supervisor which is not in this build.
let’s vote for hassio image for RPi0 2 W here: