Whats the trick on installing Hass.io on a rpi3 over eth?

Installation
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I haven’t used a rpi3 in a wile for Hass.io. I wanted to get a tester up and running.

I previously just flashed a SD with the latest Hass.io image and plugged in ETH, SD card and power on the rpi3 and it booted. And bingo 10+ mins later I could log on.

Now all I get is a screen with:

Net:   No ethetnet found.
starting USB...
USB0:  scanning bus 0 for devices... 3 USB Device(s) found
Hit an key to stop aoutboot:  0
HassOS>

A eth cable is plugged in and works fine with a raspbian OS SD cards.

according to this " https://github.com/home-assistant/hassos/blob/dev/Documentation/network.md "

" Currently only a manual configuration using NetworkManager connection files is supported. Without a configuration file, the device will use DHCP by default. "

Its not.

Whats the trick?

2

I had no issues. If you are reusing an as card did you use SD Formatter as recommended by Raspberry Pi? Some people here have had issues without doing that.

3

I’ll try the sd formatter.

However I tried four sd cards three old/used and one new right out of the package.

4

still no joy.

There is something wrong with the image file, it must be missing something.

Tried from a Linux box with “dd” (sudo dd bs=4M if=hassos_rpi3-2.11.img of=/dev/sdl conv=fsync) and it still will not boot.

When was the last successful time anyone wrote and booted a hass image to a sd card?

try now and prove me wrong. Please.

5

I use Etcher for writung SD cards, could be worth a try

6

Yes my first attempts writing was with etcher.

Have you tried lately?

Prove me wrong. please.

7

I have seen other threads with the same problem.

8

So did I and SD Formatter helped some of them