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I'm using Home Assistant for more than one year and if you follow the armbian installation : use a Virtualenv !!!!! or you'll be facing very painful upgrades.

 

I switched to docker images but that's the same spirit.

openHAB!
The open Home Automation Bus is an open source, technology agnostic home automation platform which runs as the center of your smart home!

 

runs on PINE64
https://www.openhab.org/docs/installation/pine.html

 


11 Excellent Open Source Solutions for Home Automation (December 6, 2017)

https://www.linuxlinks.com/automation/

Edited by Tido
added list of projects

On 1/8/2019 at 4:12 PM, vlad59 said:

I'm using Home Assistant for more than one year and if you follow the armbian installation : use a Virtualenv !!!!! or you'll be facing very painful upgrades.

 

I switched to docker images but that's the same spirit.

i am thinking of migrating my hassio installation in raspberry pi 3Bplus to orange Pi pc 2. are you using hassio or just home assistant? do you have any articles on how to install hasio in armbian orange pi PC 2?

1 hour ago, Shemin A Salam said:

i am thinking of migrating my hassio installation in raspberry pi 3Bplus to orange Pi pc 2. are you using hassio or just home assistant? do you have any articles on how to install hasio in armbian orange pi PC 2?

I'm using home-assistant. never tried hassio.

8 hours ago, vlad59 said:

I'm using home-assistant. never tried hassio.

how is it  to add addons such as appdeamon, samba, mosquito mqtt on home assistant?

Hi,

I'm also using home-assistant since about 2 years I think on a tv-box with an armbian image from balbes (5.37 and legacy kernel). I used the virtualenv method and not hassio. The problem with hassio, is that I didn't manage to install it with docker on an arm64 system, but I didn't search too much.

For mqtt and mosquitto, you just have to give the url of the server that can be local. There is also a mqtt server integrated in home-assistant.

On 1/7/2019 at 7:22 PM, TonyMac32 said:

I came across this, the project allows the control of a lot of home-brew hardware as well as commercial products:

 

Thanks for sharing - they even support OpenWRT as a component...

I've put some effort to make installation script for Home Assistant using docker: https://github.com/rufik/armbian-hass
Script is self-explanatory, just installs some useful stuff, docker, images (portainer, hass, mqtt, mariadb, etc), prepares containers, etc. It's not finished yet, I'm still working on it, it has some problems (mosquito does not start properly yet), but I'm quite time limited right now. The idea is just to automate all these manuals steps required to bring up whole hass ecosystem...

57 minutes ago, rufik said:

I've put some effort to make installation script for Home Assistant using docker: https://github.com/rufik/armbian-hass
Script is self-explanatory, just installs some useful stuff, docker, images (portainer, hass, mqtt, mariadb, etc), prepares containers, etc. It's not finished yet, I'm still working on it, it has some problems (mosquito does not start properly yet), but I'm quite time limited right now. The idea is just to automate all these manuals steps required to bring up whole hass ecosystem...

this looks promising and inspiring.....appreciate the good work man:thumbup:

You can easily fork my repo and customize srcipt to your needs :)

I'm going to develop ready-made config files yet (like hass alredy configured with mariadb, mqtt, influx; to be deployed by script) and that's all.

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