In the newer builds there is a menu section issues with links, but if your version is too old, then it might not have it and it might then be placed in the supervisor menu.
Anyway.
The menu section lists the same unsupported issues and then have a link to a homepage with the actions to correct it.
Here are the ones I could find.
I was able to resolve the connectiviy check issue.
For Systemd I don’t feel so confindent deleting the OS and reinstalling.
And the GCroup version I can’t get it to work by running the installer again.
I tried following these instructions:
Create /etc/default/grub and add systemd.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=false
That’s what I did. I am running supervised install on Raspberry OS.
EDIT: I also have systemd.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=0 set in /boot/cmdline.txt which I remember doing recently to fix the cgroup V1 issue that came up in supervisor.
But that didn’t help much since the ouput of this command
docker info | grep ‘Cgroup Version’
results in:
Cgroup Version: 2
WARNING: No memory limit support
WARNING: No swap limit support
Not sure what to do with the systemd other then to reinstall.
Supervised install is only supported on Debian 11.
If you have Debian 10, then look up on google have to update the OS. it is just a few apt commands.
Regarding the cgroup issue, then it might take some time for the checks to be run, but before that you should restart the entire host with HA, not just HA core.
Are you sure your Raspbian OS is the Debian 11 version?
They were pretty slow to get it updated to that version.
I think it should be supported, because it really is just Debian with a few modifications for hardware.