Recently my router seemed to crash, possible bad build of dd-wrt running on the router, or something to do with AdGuard stopping in Home Assistant possibly, (did not have internet connection no matter what dns i put in the router).
The SD card seems to be write protected, was hoping as a start i could remove the static IP and get the raspberry 4b up with Home Assistant OS up and running again. The RPI does not show up with a IP address in the router.
The SD card does not seem defect, as the boot section show up on my windows machine, and i got the raspberry up and running with usb boot.
The snapshot i have backed up is a bit too old, so was hoping i could restore the sd card somehow. How do i go about to restore DHCP for hassos without being able to connect to a monitor (lacking a micro HDMI adapter) if i can bypass the write protection? Is there a way to copy all the content of the sd card to a USB device?
Windows cannot show the multiple Linux partitions on your SD card, that’s why you only see boot.
I guess it is less “write protected” and probably more “Windows can’t write to the partition”.
Have you tried opening a file as Administrator?
It’s been a while since I’ve needed to hack through an SD card on Windows.
I figure once you can see the other partition you will be able to modify whatever network config file HASSIO modifies for static IP.
Windows seems to be part of the problem!
Connected the card to a ubuntu VM, and now i can see the drives
Guess its the data partition i need? Doing a copy of the partition to a image, hoping a format of that partition will help, followed by a restore, as ubuntu says that one partition is read only and unable to mount.
