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I’m running 5.13 on RPi 2 and I think it’s time to finally update, I only use it for lightbulbs and motion sensors really and it’s running fine aparto from not being able to make a backup and update via the GUI. I think it’s best to just make a fresh install, I’m going through the setup and I can only choose Home Assistant OS 10.3 (RPi 3) - can I choose this to install on my RPi 2?

Update: I think I found a proper release for RPi 2 here: https://github.com/home-assistant/operating-system/releases haos_rpi2-10.4.img.xz

Do I just install it using RPi Imager and then selecting custom img?

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[–] iMike@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I've been running that for about two years as well and it's been fine, but from some time it won't update and won't create a backup anymore... It says: "You are running an unsupported installation" and "Your installation is unhealthy". I think I looked into that a few months ago and it turned out there was some change and I'd have to update docker first, but then I've been reading that all your devices disappear, so I really don't have time to add all the light bulbs and motion sensors and switches and create blueprints from scratch... So I bought a new SD card and I'm planning to run a fresh install and then I copied the config folder via WinSCP and I'm hoping I can restore that as a backup.