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    äxl reacted to bsammon in possible to install armbian with dd?   
    Is it possible to install armbian using dd?
     
    I see the instructions say to use USBImager is recommended.  However, my situation is that the computer I am using is an ARM64 running Linux, and it appears there is not a binary download of USBImager available for ARM64-linux.
     
    I could compile my own copy of USBImager, but it seems  like it might be simpler to use dd.  Or--is there an alternative to USBImager that I could install on my ARM64-linux (debian), preferably using the package manager?
     
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    äxl reacted to Igor in Armbian with preinstalled Home Assistant supervised   
    I would suggest you to download clean Debian minimal image and proceed this way:
    https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Armbian-Software/HomeAutomation/#home-assistant
     
    EVCC can be installed this way - official Docker container:
    https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Armbian-Software/HomeAutomation/#evcc
     
     
    How to deal with EVCC from HA, no idea. This is application level knowledge and I am just an average user of HA. I assume addon will want to connect to the service which runs on some IP address and some port. IMO this part is similar as official HAOS image.
     

    Current application images are not yet rebuild with latest stable base, so until then its better going clean Debain + armbian-config way.

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