its running on a 64bit odroid N2+ ,working fine , but need to upgrade to latest version for the Met office integration
It is not running in a container as I have Motion running as well and there is some integration between HA and motion.
Ver 2024.9.1 is before the upgrade option in lovelace and “ha os upgrade”
Could some kind person advise how to upgrade using pip3 , it was listed in the old documents, but looks like its been removed , Thanks
Pip is not supported in HAOS. Never was.
I assume you have core or supervised HA, both of which are deprecated. Deprecating Core and Supervised installation methods, and 32-bit systems
If you are looking for old versions of the website, check here, but the links likely will not work. https://web.archive.org/
Hi, PIP3 is a python command, Is HA no longer using python ???, a bit strange if it has as .yaml is still used.
The document you referred to is applicable to 32 bit versions .
I am not looking for old versions
HAOS never used PIP, no. It is not an open OS, changes to the environment are controlled by the Devs.
The fact that you have used it tells me you are using Supervised mode or Core mode. These installation methods are deprecated. 32 bit Ha is also deprecated. These are 3 different things. There a link here somewhere that explains that.
What install are you running - what does this say?
Google found the PIP3, command to upgrade which it upgraded to 2025.1.4
its running but I cant get into it on port 8123 and the device used is headless.
So a fresh install , I’ve have all the config files backed up.
The device used is a OdroidN2+ , but I cant use the HA image , as the device is used for Motion and for compiling 64bit arm software for something else.
So the depreciated core was ideal, it ran alongside everything else.
What is the preferred install that allows HA to be run alongside other applications ??
HA Container and HAOS are the two supported methods.
OK thanks, it will have to be a container then, Where is the idiot proof install for HA container
I would assume docker compose is the easiest. Scroll down to the container specifics here Alternative - Home Assistant
