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Hassio install problems in IOTstack #212
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Please see This project is dormant. It explains why IOTstack activity is now focused on SensorsIot/IOTstack. It's really easy to migrate from gcgarner/IOTstack to SensorsIot/IOTstack. Although some people (like me) are still monitoring gcgarner/IOTstack, you'll probably get better support on SensorsIot/IOTstack and/or by joining the Discord channel if you have not already done that. It's possible that SensorsIot/IOTstack issue 157 will help with your Hass.io problem. One of the contributors has written a gist which is linked to that issue. This might help too. This too. It would be really helpful if you could remember to close this issue. |
I don't run Hass.io. I gave it a whirl, once, but the side-effects (NetworkManager) were enough to put me off ever trying again. Nevertheless, it keeps popping up here, on SensorsIot/IOTstack and on the Discord channel. It's obviously causing a lot of pain and it looks to me like there isn't one universal source of truth that guarantees trouble-free installation. If you get it to work and have a good record of what you did as you went along, you could perhaps write a definitive gist and/or propose a Pull Request for the SensorsIot/IOTstack to help those who come after. |
For all those whoes trying to install hassio and get the message "Missing apparmor and network manager . Enter after installing raspbian the following:
sudo apt-get install aaparmor
sudo apt-get install network-manager
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