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| ====== C.2) HA on a standard PC ====== | ====== C.2) HA on a standard PC ====== | ||
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| + | === Install Home Assistant ==== | ||
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| + | Follow the official [[https:// | ||
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| + | As a general note, Home Assistant //does not provide an installer// | ||
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| + | I already had a Linux installed, so i just downloaded the IMG file from Home Assistant download page and flashed it with a typical: | ||
| + | <code bash> | ||
| + | dd if=home-assistant.img of=/dev/sda | ||
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| + | **Beware:** the above command will **destroy** your computer operating system and replace it with Home Assistant. You will not even be able to reboot, only power cycling will work. | ||
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| + | Make sure your wired network is plugged, as after the first boot you will need to fire up a web browser and locate your Home Assistant IP (see your DHCP logs...). In any case, you can check Home Assistant console output on Home Assistant computer screen: it should tell you which IP address it is using. You can also perform basic maintanance tasks, which includes IP changes, from this CLI. | ||
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