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Related to: https://github.com/AppDaemon/appdaemon/issues/1747#issuecomment-1507727218 | |
login to your home assistant vm | |
$> ssh -p22222 root@<IP> | |
After login grep the id of the appdaemon docker instance | |
$> docker ps | grep appdaemon | awk '{ print $1}' | |
Use the id to start a shell into this appdaemon docker instance | |
$> docker exec -ti <docker-id> bash | |
Inside the docker instance find the relevant file | |
$> find / -iname "hassplugin.py" |
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For every Supermicro X10 (X11 should be the same) user which can't set the uefi boot order from linux with efibootmgr: | |
It' not your fault - it's Supermicro's fault -> [1]. They prohibit the change of the boot order from non-windows or non-signed-kernel systems. They offer an option to set the boot order via SUM (Supermicro Update Manager) -> [2] but this is way to complicated. | |
Easy way via BIOS: | |
1. Enter BIOS | |
2. Go to Boot | |
3. Select Add new boot option | |
4. Select Add boot option |