Trouble with Updates

I have been running my current iteration of home assistant for a little over 4 years now up until this point, I haven’t really had any issues that I haven’t been able to figure out with the help of google or topics that have already been discussed, but this one has me stumped.

When I try to update existing or install new add-ons, they give me weird messages. When I try to update ESPHome Device Builder to version 2025.2.2 from 2024.12.4 I am first seeing a message telling me that I need to be running Home assistant 2025.3.3 the problem is that I already have that version installed.

I figured maybe it just hadn’t updated so I tried clicking update anyway. After clicking update, I get a different error saying that the add-on is not supported by my platform which is weird because I had already had it installed and it should be supported.

I checked a couple of other addons that I had previously installed and they too are showing as not supported by my device.

I went and checked my hardware under settings and it showed Raspberry Pi 4 which is correct but then (32-bit) I could have sworn it was 64 but I could be going crazy.

I finally checked the System information and it showing me:

Version core-2025.3.3
Installation type Home Assistant OS
Development false
Supervisor true
Docker true
User root
Virtual environment false
Python version 3.13.2
Operating system family Linux
Operating system version 6.6.62-haos-raspi
CPU architecture armv7l
Timezone America/Los_Angeles
Configuration directory /config

Any help /advice would be greatly appreciated and I’m at a loss as to what to try next.

ESPhome removed support for armv7 (32bits) as of 2025.2

You’ll have to install ESPHome somewhere else to be able to build firmwares.

Make a backup, copy it off-line, install HA OS 64-bit, restore backup, install ESPHome

Thank you for that! That was the fix that was needed, and It also fixed some other errors that I had seen in the logs but couldn’t defect any degradation in performance nor figure out how to fix. I had never had to utilize a backup so that would have never occurred to me.