Hello, what is the login and password to raspi3, when I connect Raspi do HDMI?
Why there isnt some admin account to which I have the access to?
Thank you,
Marek
Hello, what is the login and password to raspi3, when I connect Raspi do HDMI?
Why there isnt some admin account to which I have the access to?
Thank you,
Marek
HassIO is container based, so it is designed to run headless and just be accessed over the network.
Thank you. I understand. But is it asking for login and password then?
After you connect via a web browser, you can configure login and password. You can also enable add-on’s for things like SSH and Samba File sharing to make your life easier.
Thank you.
I have already found an answer, but result wasnt what I have expected.
If I connect HDMI to raspi3+ It just login root without any password.
But I have only limited list of commands at hand starting with homeassistant, not full terminal with access to the system and sudo
That’s the good and the different about a container based environment. The host OS is really minimal and not like a full Linux type install. Less to mess with or patch. Its just enough to provide networking and run the containers on.
thank you.
But when you are not able to access web browser, your fucked?
In full linux distribution there is terminal - is there in this case something similar for home assistant for debugging purposes?
Go through the installation, connect via web browser, then install the SMB and SSH add-ons. From here you can fix most everything. I moved from HA installed on top of Rasbian/Jesse to HASS.io some time ago and have not regretted it.
There are also instructions to configure ssh keys to enable ssh into hassos for debug. I have not done this, nor have I needed it yet.
If you still want a full host OS experience, then you still have options to install HA on top of an OS, or you can build an OS with Docker support and install HASS.io on that.