I think they are all set in Lovelace… which ones are you missing?
Take a look:
But maybe the icons actually suits pretty well.
hello I tried to implement this sensor unfortunately I get a felhlermeldung. can you help me maybe? “Platform not found: sensor.rpi_power”
@Yoinkz Look in my Lovelace code posted higher up. For example
- entity: sensor.installed_version
name: Hassio Installed Version
icon: mdi:home-assistant
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@Yoda Did you follow the install instructions properly?
Following the ‘Great Migration’ things changed a bit.
rename it to sensor.py
Also it does say something about getting an error the first time after installing it. Maybe restart HA again?
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I still maintain my own yaml file for Lovelace, yes.
thanks @klogg it works it was my mistake forgot to change the file name. now i get the message right there where the bell is “RPI Power ISSUE Charge reported 80008”
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Hey Tom,
What type are you using for the Database size calculation?
Hey - my disk use suddenly seems to be stuck at 100% - what does this actually mean?
can you share your HA news config and what card are you using for Hassio stats ?
That’s an awesome setup! Can you share some more info / lovelace.yaml from this setup?
Thanks
20 containers? what the fuck for?
i plan to have 9 so far…
I’m also wondering how you guys measure your router output and how frequent? I have setted it up once with snmp but it almost blew my database. And when you disable it in history and/or recorder, you can’t graph it of course.
So please, enlighten me!
Do you mean router upload/download? I have an Asus router so it’s built-in fortunately.
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UPnP/IGD via the Integrations
I have dumped my raw config for lovelace here: IT is a bit messy and not 3rd party friendly, but hopefully you can figure it out…
My Control panel (system monitor) can be found from line 1133
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If you’re using Hassbian, you need to expand the file system to use the whole disk. This may be your problem if indeed your disk is full.
