I already moved platform, just in case. If generic linux is only maintaned by 1 guy you can expect problems.
No solution !!!
No rubrique :“Alternative: install Home Assistant Supervised on a generic Linux host” !!!
Exactly the same issue !
Do you have some information with latest version HA on Docker to add HASSIO ?
With docker-compose only if possible
Thanks
There is non, docker is without superviser. running vm’s now.
Hi,
I understand it is not recommended anymore to install HA with Docker if we want to access the Supervisor panel (which seems essential to me…). So which method would you recommend under Raspbian?
Thanks
Edit : just found this page. Will try it…
you’ll not have supervisor panel anyway.
The only ways are hassOS or use supervised on linux.
For the second, you have to search a bit because “official” repo is broken, you can use this: [On Hold] Deprecating Home Assistant Supervised on generic Linux
You’re right, Supervisor is not included in the “Manual installation” version, it’s a shame.
So I have to chose between:
- hassOS which does not support my Respeaker microphone as the drivers are still not implemented
- Supervised Ha which is deprecated
- Unsupervised version. I confess I do not know yet how to install add-ons or restore my snapshot with this version
What would you recommend???
i’m using supervised on linux.
If you have enough resources or it’s fine to completely reserve HW to hassOS or you don’t plan to use that HW for anything else than HA/addons, then go to hassOS.
Otherwise go to supervised on linux.
I was fine with hassOS lately, but as the respeaker is not supported I’m trying to find other options. Do you know a way to install the drivers for repseaker on hassOS?
Alternatively, is there a clear tutorial on how to install supervised on Linux?
Thanks
you basically can’t install any drivers and you are very limited in such operations, with hassOS.
If you go to the link i posted, you’ll see the script to launch for installing HA+supervisor ( hassio ) on linux.
Other than that you can read everything posted here: https://github.com/home-assistant/supervised-installer
You don’t use snapshots or add-ons with just plain CORE. You can open the snapshot tar file, and copy your /config directory over to your install, but you have no add-ons. If you want the functionality, you need to spend a little time learning how to stand up docker containers.
I’ve tried Docker (I know it), that’s fine for HA but I had hard time finding how to install the supervisor. Lack of doc here
Ok I don’t find ISO for standard linux machine ( no RPI, no nuc…)
I can use RPI image ISO for “standard” machine (old laptop)
Thanks
Because you DON’T.
You either install using the “soon to be deprecated” Supervised installer, or you run HassOS.
There is no such ISO.
erm. no. RPI is ARM, and laptops are typically x86/x86_64
Thanks for your help
So HassOS is only for ARM, we can install on x86/x86_64 ?
If we can, do you have some totu or guide line for installation HassOS on x86/x86_64
You should read this page. There are ready-to-go VM images for all architectures.
You cannot install it like a normal Linux distro, because, it’s not a normal Linux distro.
Try the fork that I made so you guys can used it to install supervisor
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/krdesigns-com/supervised-installer/master/installer.sh | bash -s
I have already check this Git project
But it’s only for :
Supported Machine types
intel-nuc
odroid-c2
odroid-n2
odroid-xu
qemuarm
qemuarm-64
qemux86
qemux86-64
raspberrypi
raspberrypi2
raspberrypi3
raspberrypi4
raspberrypi3-64
raspberrypi4-64
tinker
If you use a x86_64 laptop, use
qemux86-64
Those are for your every day laptop/desktop computers…