Hi rockets, thanks for the motivation and to give a light in the end of the tunnel.
I like the idea, especially because I can run the Z2M independently for HA, which seems a benefit to have a stable operation of Zigbee devices even when HA is not running. Would that be a benefit?
Did you mean really VM? I didn´t find a solution for a VM. Besides that, it seems quite complicated to setup for both Docker and Windows.
I´m brave enough to start going through this, but would like to ask you first if you would recommend any Youtuber that guides this beautifully?
I could open the case in Github, but wanted to go through this first, as the independent running machine (either VM or Docker) seems to be the best option for me.
Do you mean that I need to remove ZHA from Integrations before I even start to configure Z2M? I just wanted to keep ZHA operating with the 6 devices I have before I move them to Z2M. But I would like to start Z2M first. Is there any incompatibility issue to have both Add-Ons / Integrations running? I was not aware of this.
As you are using virtualbox (I’ve not used this) I presume you just create a new virtual machine with a linux install and do a standard zigbee2mqtt install.
Looking back at post 1 in this thread, there seems to be an error in node running zigbee-herdsman-convertors. Try googling those errors. As you have posted pics rather than text, we can’t do it.
Thanks rockets. I’m looking into that. Doing some research first to choose the right VM/Docker platform.
Yes, I’m running HA in Virtual Box.
I could not find a good tutorial to install Z2M in Docker Desktop so I’m moving to the option of having it installed in Ubuntu through a fresh installation in Virtual Box.
Hi Nickrout, but I just have 1 hardware PC to run both HA and whatever attachments (eg. Dockers and VMs). PC runs Windows with HA installed in a Virtual Box. What setup do you have in mind?