How to Install Home Assistant on ODROID N2+
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- Home assistant on Odroid N2+ with eMMC installation tutorial. If you are new to home assistant checkout my free video course ⬇️
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ls /dev/mmc*
ums /dev/mmcblk0
(SD Card)
ums /dev/mmcblk1
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How are you running Home Assistant? Rasperry PI, Blue, VM or DIY Odroid ?
I was lucky to buy a Home Assistant blue...
Couldn't find one with a decent price in the UK!
Raspberry Pi 4
@@jolmav9400 Cool, SD card or SSD ? :)
@@SmartHomeMakers I found one in Swiss
Thanks for the thorough vid. Everything is still accurate/correct a year later and I just used it to set up a new Odroid. Thanks
Hi Terry! And a year later it is still working for me never had a problem!
Excellent tutorial. Everything explained well. Thank you!!
Thanks Max!
I moved to the Odroid N2+ 1 month ago and never regret it! No more SF card hassle again.
Looking forward to it!
I needed this last week 😎. Just did this on my own 😩
With SD card or eMMC? :)
It was a ha blue that I reinstalled HA On due to a failed snapshot upload.
Massive thank you, this saved me hours :)
This is why I make videos ! Thanks Shep!
Excellent video! Installing it from scratch on the Odroid doesn't look too hard. Based on this video I am not sure it is worth waiting for the Blue version, if you are still trying to find it, just to get HA preinstalled unless you just dont want to deal with the handful of steps. Thats for the adding this perspective!
Only think I’m not a fan of is the case at this stage :) you can also pick and choose your eMMC chip :)
Thank you. Was on a Pi, now on a VM and waiting on my Blue to arrive.
Awesome! I will be testing them out to get some insights
Where did you get you blue from? They are sold out :/
@@tomaszgasecki I ordered mine back in January.
I bought the ODROID-N2+ and emmc 64gb. To flash HA, do I need the emmc adapter to flash HA on it or will be able to flash HA from ODROID-N2+ with the emmc 64gb installed?
I tried the steps you provided
I flashed the Image successfully and switch the dip switch to the right and connected the odroid to my network through ethernet cable, but nothing is showing on my network...
Is there anything im missing?
Hi,
is possible to use an attached SSD to Odroid usb port instead of eMMC 128gb card ?
Hi, great video, did you do an update on how the odroid performed? I couldn't find it on your channel. Since I am new to home automation it would be nice also to know if there is any other hardware required to integrate with devices. Thanks!
Hi Jorge! Still my daily driver ! Working fine !
After purchasing my ODROID N2+, for some unknown reason I couldn't get it to update to Home Assistant OS 7.0. Thanks to your demo I was able to manually get it done myself. Despite the instructions on the Home Assistant website I was still unsure about how to proceed. Thank you so much for this video. It saved my sanity 😂
Thanks Micheal for the feedback! Glad it is working now!
Can I ask why you moved the switch to the SPI mode despite using MMC? I would've guessed you want that switch on "MMC" since you're using eMMC? Reading online it sounds like it's a moot point unless you're also attaching an SD card however - but just curious if I'm missing something.
Hi Eddie! I have/had an SD card in it before using the eMMC, potentially might be a mute point, but I documented step by step what I did:) which by no means is perfect!
nice vodeo!
Thanks Robert! :)
Indeed excellent tutorial. Put the created backup from the RPI just before the sd exploded........follow this tutorial and with 30 minutes everything runs on the Ondroid n2+. just an other question have you made some kind of tutorial with a nice integration with volumio?
Thanks Will! never used volumio before, what do you use it for?
Just got a 64gb emmc that was already preloaded with android, but following your steps correctly gives me back this: "bin/sh: ums: not found" after entering the ums command. Any idea what could be wrong?
Good purchase! What do you get when you run this: ls /dev/mmc*
@@SmartHomeMakers i'm getting a list as your one basically.. I may have found the issue, I think my N2 has an older version of PetiBoot that doesn't support UMS, reading thru it and how to upgrade it right now
@@SmartHomeMakers Yeah, that was it, solved!
Hey, I can't get the link for flashing to work, you have an updated link?
Hey Scott, the link might have broken. have you found out what you were looking for?
is that small mmc chip needed or does it already have storage?
Either the eMMC or an sd card is needed
Thanks for the great video! I have a question that possibly you can help me with. I was able to get an Odroid N2+ but it came without an eMMC card. The source I found (Ameridroid) has cards that are listed with colored dots and I'm not sure which one to purchase. It appears to me that the color scheme relates to the installed operating system (android or linux)?? Am I correct? So, in the case of installing the Home Assistant OS it really doesn't make any difference which eMMC care I get??? Also, the largest capacity they have is 64gb as 128gb isn't available. I'm thinking 64gb will probably be fine, since it's already twice the capacity of my current Raspberry Pi 3B+ setup with Home Assistant. So, thanks in advance if you can answer my questions, and I'll looking for more of your videos!
Hi Brittany! same happened for me: didn't realise that there wasn't an eMMC card. I purchased it with another order, I believe I got it with the android OS. Indeed it doesn't matter which OS as you are going to flash the device. 64gb sounds good, the price difference between 64 and 128 made me go for the bigger version. Thanks again for your comment
@@SmartHomeMakers My eMMC card came yesterday, and I'm going to attempt this project tomorrow. I found some printed documentation on the Home Assistant website which follow your path, however near the end of the page it speaks about enabling I2C, which you don't cover in your tutorial. It's a little confusing because it's talking about enabling I2C on a Raspberry Pi?? So, is it necessary on the N2+?? It's not something that I'm familiar with so, I thought I'd ask you why you didn't cover it. Thanks in advance!! ~Frank www.home-assistant.io/common-tasks/os#flashing-an-odroid-n2
Hi Brittany! Good news you got your eMMC card. Nope I didn't do anything else after the video ended. It has been working fine so far! :)
@@SmartHomeMakers Thanks! I was able to confirm that the I2C information didn't apply to to the Odroid through the Home Assistant Discord channel. So, my migration from Rasperry Pi to Odroid N2+ was super easy following your guide! Thanks again for making the video!! Now, to tackle the Zwave JS migration???
@@yourpalfranc Thanks Brittany! For Zwave go checkout Chris @mostlychris tell him Gio sent you :)
Hello,
Thank you for this video!
I'm trying to enable the odroid as a usb device, I've followed all steps ( including the micro-usb / Usb cable connected during the process) but I never cannot see the drive in my windows pc to can flash the emmc. Can you please help me on this?
Thanks in avance for your support
Which software are you using to look for the drive ?
@@SmartHomeMakers in windows pc ? Balena Etcher.
But when i plug the odroid on pc nothing heppens and even windows detect any driver
It's solved, I leave here my situation so maybe can help someone with the same problem. The micro-usb / usb cable was just a charging cable, so please pay attention and use a data cable to do this process ☺️
@@rssgonzalez hi, just wanted to say thank you! I've spent half a day trying to figure out what I couldn't connect and changing a cable did resolve the issue.
Please learn to edit your video, looking at an unfocused camera is not good, other than that there was some good info here.
Trying to experiment too much! Yes I strive to improve my editing, thanks for the feedback