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

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?

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.

I’ll try the sd formatter.

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

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.

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

Yes my first attempts writing was with etcher.

Have you tried lately?

Prove me wrong. please.

I have seen other threads with the same problem.

So did I and SD Formatter helped some of them