Home IoT Home Assistant Lesson 24 – Install Hass on Orange Pi Zero

Home Assistant Lesson 24 – Install Hass on Orange Pi Zero

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Prepare

Orange Pi. In this article, I use Orange Pi zero chip H2 +
1 memory card
1 card reader
1 wire Lan
1 source

Begin

The first step is to go to www.armbian.com to download the Armbian Bionic version. There are 2 Bionic and Stretch versions. Bionic version is on Ubuntu, while Stretch is on Debian. In this article I Bionic down, you like Stretch, down Stretch, okay.

Download and extract and use Etcher to flash the card.

See the flash section of this article

Flash is finished, you plug the card, plug Lan, plug in the power.

Wait a minute for the Pi to start, we open the Router’s Config page to see how much the Orange Pi ip is. If too many devices do not have a name, you can use Advance IP Scanner to find it. I have instructions on how to find in the video. In this article, my IP is 192.168.9.131

You use Putty to SSH into the IP above. Login with root and password permissions is 1234 (slices will be required to change).

Once you have logged in, you will be asked to report the initial installation information of Orange Pi (including setting up a new password, our name, and your video).

OK. At this stage, you have already installed Armbian Bionic on the Orange Pi Zero. Next, install Docker and Hassio on Docker.

Docker and Hassio

The commands you will number for you to find easily. You copy the entire command and paste it into Putty – remember to watch your Video combination

first.

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

Update helps you update updates on packages and upgrades to help you upgrade new versions of the respective packages.

2.

sudo apt-get install software-properties-common

This command installs software-properties-common

3.

sudo add-apt-repository universe

Add repo universe

4.

sudo apt-get update

Just add a new repo, update the package list in that repo. Please pay attention to update.

5.

sudo apt-get install -y apparmor-utils apt-transport-https avahi-daemon ca-certificates curl dbus jq network-manager socat

Install the necessary packages for Hass.io

6.

curl -fsSL get.docker.com | sh

Install Docker

7.

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/home-assistant/hassio-installer/master/hassio_install.sh | bash -s — -m qemuarm(you can change the sign of a long brick – into two hyphens (-) to help you, on the web it is always autocomplete)

Install Hass.io on Docker

You see the Run Line Hass.io is displayed.

We open the browser and re-enter the IP: 8123, if you see the familiar logo appears to be successful.

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