| [17:06:40] INFO: [32mAuth database exists[0m | |
| [17:06:42] INFO: [32mConnected to internal MQTT service[0m | |
| [17:06:42] INFO: [32mStarting internal MQTT broker...[0m | |
| [17:06:42] INFO: [32mStarting OpenZWave...[0m | |
| ozw.daemon: Checking "/data/ozw/config" for manufacturer_specific.xml | |
| ozw.daemon: Checking "/data/ozw/config" for options.xml | |
| ozw.daemon: DBPath: "/data/ozw/config/" | |
| ozw.daemon: userPath: "/data/ozw/config/" | |
| ozw.daemon: Network Key Specified in Enviroment is Invalid | |
| ozw.daemon: Didn't Find Network Key File. Skipping |
| views: | |
| - theme: Backend-selected | |
| title: Klimaat | |
| path: climate | |
| type: custom:horizontal-layout | |
| icon: mdi:thermometer | |
| subview: true | |
| badges: [] | |
| cards: | |
| - type: vertical-stack |
This document describes the moving of all the Home Assistant data to an USB storage device.
Everything in this guide was done on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Raspbian. To get things started we
want to be sudo for all of this with sudo -s.
This should apply to manual Hass.io installs only.
This only moves the (Docker) data to the external disk, not the install itself.
| [Unit] | |
| Description=Plex Wake on Demand Service | |
| [Service] | |
| User=root | |
| Type=simple | |
| ExecStart=/bin/bash /opt/scripts/plex-wol.sh | |
| KillMode=mixed | |
| [Install] |
