07.01.2021 · When choosing what to run Home Assistant on, there are usually four main choices: Raspberry Pi (Price not available) , which gives you the modular approach, it is cheap and simple to install. HA Blue is better than Rpi4 as it is using eMMC as the storage, vastly improving performance. NUC (Price not available), which is a powerful machine for ...
11.02.2019 · Target Audience Hello everyone, this is a first guide I’m writing which should help people looking to upgrade from a Raspberry Pi to Intel NUC to run their Home Assistant instances. Assumptions At this point, I assume the following You have a fair understanding of how Home Assistant works. You should know Docker to a certain extent. If you are new, then I would …
09.04.2020 · I’ve been running Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 4 for around 7 months or so, and have been very happy with it. That being said there were things that were a …
Feb 12, 2019 · You can now configure WiFi settings from the UI at the Supervisor > System > Host card and clicking on “change”. Alternate method for WiFi (or setting Static IP) on HA OS If you are having problems creating a working network keyfile or importing the keyfile, this alternate method might work for you. It could also be that you have some other problem so this is not a “cure-all” for your ...
02.11.2020 · Install Home Assistant on Intel NUC. The correct way In this (series of?) tutorial I’ll write about my journey with Home Assistant : not a step by step tutorials, rather some points to follow to achieve particular and not trivial tasks.
Jan 06, 2022 · Actually home assistant supervised is stupid. If you install anything else it breaks the supported mode. I ended up installing it into a VM of its own after installing proxmox onto my nuc.
02.08.2020 · Thanks to this post, I was able to get Home Assistant/HASSIO installed on my NUC. I would update or add the following: 1. After booting into Ubunutu (try Ubunutu), open the browser and download the NUC image from HA website. 2. Download balenaEtcher. 3. Run balenaEtcher choose the NUC image just downloaded.
To boot Home Assistant OS the BIOS needs to have UEFI boot mode enabled and Secure Boot disabled. The following screenshots are from a 7th generation Intel NUC ...