Just giving HassIO a try for the first time. I have things up and running, but zwave is not working.
I see in the logs something like: “zwaveusbstick not found”.
in my configuration.yaml I have:
zwave:
usb_path: /dev/ttyACM0
I’ve tried with and without usb_path.
my stick is the Aeon labs one, works fine with Hassbian.
I’m totally new with Docker. I think I get the basic concept, but I don’t understand the details (yet).
I’ve configured SSH, and can SSH in, but when I do, I appear to be within some other docker image or something? ie, no /home/homeassistant dir, nothing in /dev/tty* etc
So… How do I configure my zwave? or how to I get to my docker image from my ssh terminal? Or what am I missing here?
and searching the page for “–privileged” and “–device”. Note: the “–privileged” switch is only recommended for troubleshooting because it bypasses a lot of security features. Once you know that it’s an access issue, stop using “–privileged” and define access to the USB device with the “–device” switch.
Note: you’ll be using the above switches in your initial “docker run” statement.
My zwave is still not being found. I tried to restart the system and also tried to do the docker privileged command as well , “docker run --privileged” but it says no docker command.
packetgeek, are you running your home assistant off the hass.io auto install verision? Is there a certain location I need to get to before I can run that?
Nevermind — got it working! …was a simple error in the config.yaml file with an extra “/”. Had it listed as /dev/tty/ACM0 instead of ttyACM0
amateur hour…thank you anyways
–still a little curious about the docker - and why it wouldn’t see the port on the command line without the config file matching correctly, USB is still mounted, no?
Sorry for the delay. It looks like you were trying to run docker from inside your container. The giveaway is the shell prompt and that you weren’t able to find docker.