Restore Snapshot not working

Installation Home Assistant OS
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So, I find that that the 81.2 Hass.io broke my konnected config so I’m trying to back to 79. or 80. snapshot. This works FINE on my Dev box (it comes up and shows the correct version and upgrade options) but on my production RaspPi it acts like it’s restoring, restarts, and it’s still 81.2. What gives. I also deleted everything from my log to try to find an issue, but there’s nothing in the log related to snapshots.

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Brett

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So, if I want to fix this, can I just copy off my /config and/backup folders, and then completely wipe my Hass.io install, and copy these back to keep my config?

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…and is there an clean place to get the old version of hass.io installation?

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Why not login via ssh and downgrade to the specific the version you want? No need to do a full restore.

Interesting that restore doesn’t work though. I need to test this.

See the link below for instructions for the command line.

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Thanks, I’ll try this…

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I am running rasp3+ 64, which I think is still considered beta, but that’s true for both…

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How did it break it? I am having a lot of issues with 81.2 as well. Getting tons of WebSocket API authentication errors and my Alarm component is completely broken. (Concord232 on a separate PI)

I want to roll mine back as well, What would the correct command syntax be for that?

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looks like it would be

hassio ha update -o version=0.81.2

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See the link above. Replace x.y.z with the version you want.

Per the link above, the correct command is.

hassio homeassistant update --options version=x.y.z

For version 0.79.0 it would be

hassio homeassistant update --options version=0.79.0
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so, I rolled back, but when I run the check command I get this. Should I do a full reinstall?

core-ssh:~# hassio ha check
Error decoding json invalid character ‘<’ looking for beginning of value: 500 Internal Server Error

500 Internal Server Error

Server got itself in trouble
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@AZDane just curious why you are running your concord232 on a separate server. Would it be better to install the full HASS and the concord232 on the same Pi. I have both on a Raspberry Pi 3 and it’s working perfectly.

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There are a couple of reasons. Honestly don’t think it matters if its running on the same server or not.

  1. My Concord Alarm panel is not near an internet connection, so I just have a Pi 0W running the Concord232 server.
  2. My Hass.io server (Not a pi) is hardwired at a different location.
  3. I don’t consider Hass.io especially Secure, so I prefer to isolate it from other services i run.
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I understand.

I have both on a Raspberry Pi3 which is wired to the panel battery with a 12v to 5v step down converter and acts as a UPS in the event of a power outage. Everything is stable so far.

The WiFi on the Pi looks after all the comms with the internet and is tucked away in the cabinet so it appears like an integrated solution for what it’s worth

So far so good. I just wanted a full Hass install so I could easily add any of the vast array of platforms to it should I need them.