Synology - ConBee - deconz

Configuration
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SORRY did not see you guidens correct.

Host4
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If I delete the container, will I then lose all the work with devices I already have set up?

I found this YouTube video “Living without add-ons on Home Assistant Container - YouTube “6:40 to 8:52”and it looks so easy as he informs, but when he has a Linux computer with different directories its not easy :frowning:

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I can see that I have ttyACM0
crw------- 1 root 3, 187 Aug 8 2018 ttyab
crw------- 1 root 3, 188 Aug 8 2018 ttyac
crw------- 1 root 166, 0 Feb 12 21:14 ttyACM0
crw------- 1 root 3, 189 Aug 8 2018 ttyad
crw------- 1 root 3, 190 Aug 8 2018 ttyae

BUT
cannot see it
Serial1

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Not sure ho 1far you went but… here youi’d have to select the conbee and the next screen will allow you to enter the path

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Not if you have properly setup your config folder outside of the container with the volume option (-v)
This /config is important to setup as it allows you upgrading to new versions.
And in this initial setup , as already on host, not needed

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OK
When I chose conbee.
zha1
The following window will come and here I have northing to chose, have made a guess " /dev/ttyACM0" but that was nor correct.
zha2
So I guess that the serial port has not been added to Docker.

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Thats all new for me with the config folder outside the container. Mine looks lige this:

config1
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I have now made a backup from Home Assistant and a backup from Docker in Synology and exproted the files out of the Docker folder.
bu1
How to restore the backups I have not investigate in yet.

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did you doublecheck on /dev/tty* ? Is your hardware still showing the conbee II stick?
sure it is not ttyUSB0?

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Try this too, might have no access allowed if docker is not run as root
chmod 777 /dev/ttyAM0

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A full restore is setting back the whole config folder, I backed this up to google drive via the Syno intergration with google

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In my Synology I can still see the it.

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And strange - as you can see earlier in this tread I could see /dev/ttyACM0 but now I can niether see /dev/ttyACM0 or ttyUSB0.

I use PuTTY (64-bit) to make a SHH on my Synology. One I have also been using for my SailfishOS.

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Did you reboot? Along the instructions of Mariohosting would require to redo some settings.
EDIT and repeating to have a look here, someone seems to have managed this
Help with install conbee2 on HA docker synology ds220+ - Configuration - Home Assistant Community (home-assistant.io)

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So… I couldn’t stand that it would not work so… I just installed it on my syno, following steps

  1. collected the drivers from this github and used the installation doc.
    robertklep/dsm7-usb-serial-drivers: Synology DSM 7 USB serial drivers (github.com)
  2. I used the geminilake for 7.1 (not sure if you have 7.0)
  3. ran this with sudo
    modprobe usbserial
    modprobe ftdi_sio
    modprobe cdc-acm
    chmod 777 /dev/ttyACM0
  4. stoppped the container and made it ‘priviliged’, restarted

image
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Succes:
ZHA detects it immediately and also…
image

If you have your ttyACM0 back then likely you only need to start 'priviliged as in 4.

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OK

  1. I did do the Marius configuration again and that added /dev/ttyACM0.
  2. Made a manuel chmod 777 /dev/ttyACM0, maybe that was necessary but it cannot harm.
  3. Made a restart of HA.
  4. Then I tried to add ZHA but that was not possible.
  5. Then I did what you mention i point 4, put a checkmark in Execute container using high privilege.
  6. Then I tried to add ZHA and now it looks like below :slight_smile:
    zha3
    zha4
    zha4557×751 39.6 KB

So now my next step will be to con-figurate the ZHA and add my Aqara Temp.

Thanks for you great passion.

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Progres… :slight_smile:

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If/when happy, do mark my post for solution so others might have a benefit of this too

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Hi Again

I have been working with the ConBee2 and Aqara temperature censor for a wile now and it works fine until today when I did an update on my Synology.
I notice that I did not have the port dev/ttyACM0 any longer so I have to run the Task which I did in the Marius guidens.

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Here after I did a lot of things but what was needed was to add the ZHA again. That I did here.
upd1

Finely I had to add the Aqara again by clicking the connect button, I think is was that that did the connection. By doing it that way I did not have to set anything up agian on my Dashboards. :slight_smile:

And your post is marrked as a solution.

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Updates or restarts should not affect your setup this much imo but I cannot speak of end-2-end experience.
In the link I sent above (the one ‘how I did it’) it installs a script to update the drivers with each reboot, which deviates from Marius’s.
Before you start adding a lot of devices and finding out you need to re-ad/pair them every time… do check that too and play all scenario’s. I have a few devices built into the wall and re-pairing is a pain as you can imagine.

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If it is the following:
modprobe usbserial
modprobe ftdi_sio
modprobe cdc-acm
chmod 777 /dev/ttyACM0
I have now made a Task for that in my Synlogy.

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Good but… my main advice remains: test it out, reboot, change HA, etc. … nothing ‘beeps’ more than re-pairing x devices for ‘nothing’ … over-and-over again

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The reboot I did every time I did “something” better once too much than once too little :slight_smile: