So I pulled my old Rpi B+ out of the drawer yesterday, thinking to try this fancy Hass.io thingy.
But, having downloaded the disk image from the “get started” page, flashing to SD card using etcher and plugging the card into the pi, connecting ethernet and power - I get nothing.
Solid red light, solid green light. No action whatsoever beyond that. No sign of activity from the ethernet port.
Is my Pi busted? Or am I doing something wrong? How can I debug this to figure it out?
Do you have the possibility to plug the pi into a monitor?
The ethernet port should be flashing during the initial setup.
Can you boot any other OS on it?
I just run into the same issue. Maybe there is something not perfectly ok in the image.
When I flash with etcher, the process ends without the verification of the image and Etcher goes back to the flash screen and not to the complete window.
I tried again reloading the image for PI zero and then downloading the one for PI2. Always the same issue.
The SD couldn’t be mounted on PC
I tried to start it on the PI Zero but didn’t start at all (monitor black).
I tried with different images, openelec, openhabian and they completed successfully.
Anybody managed to install hass.io on Raspberry Pi B+?
I have tried 1.1 and 1.3 version but it shows main screen (HA logo) and does not complete the setup.
I have. Nothing.
No response on PINGs. (I have mac lease setup on the router)
Ethernet (cable) connection.
Nothing connected to RPi except LAN, Power, HDMI and microSD card.
MicroSD - 16 GB - maybe that’s the issue?
On the same network I have other instance of HA running … maybe that’s the issue?
Yesterday I installed openelec kodi image on the card and installation went OK. (just for test)
Hassbian is the only way i could get it to work, I followed these steps for succes there is no video output but you can putty into it and throw the commands from this guide. Use an app like Fling to get the IP of the Pi
I was getting errors when usinbg hass.io image, I wasnt able to SSh into it, but with the manual install everything went smooth
So I think the problem was other instance of HA running on QNAP (NAS)
There was no IP address conflict.
I have disabled HA running on qnap and installation on Raspberry Pi B+ went OK.
Maybe this is a stupid answer. The first time I used etcher with the compressed file (as usual) and I wasn’t able to complete the installation. Then I uncompressed the file and used Etcher with the ISO. Bingo!