how to install HOME ASSISTANT on STB Android. Home Assistant is a server for Linux-based smart homes so we can make Android TV into a home assistant server. This home assistant is used as a smart home server and I use it to monitor solar panels or PLTS. With various sensors we can monitor solar panels with a home assistant. such as the pzem-017, pzem-004 or sonoff pow r2 sensors, all of which can be integrated into a home assistant for monitoring PLTS. This tutorial for installing Home Assistant on STB Android Hg680P or B860h will definitely be successful as long as you are careful in following the tutorial step by step and in stages. Thank you for watching the tutorial video to install Home Assistant on STB Android Hg680P or B860h. Don’t forget to like, comment and subscribe so I can continue making videos.
previously I made a tutorial on installing home assistant on STB hg680p, the latest report from my YouTube subscribers said the link was dead. some succeed but many fail. Below I updated my tutorial with the latest version using Armbian Debian 11 Bulseye.
For those who have just stopped by, I will inform you that Home Assistant is software for smart homes in general, I specialize in the benefits of solar panel monitoring.
OK, go straight to the tutorial on how to install it, what we need is:
1. Used Indihome hg 680 or B860H STB that has been rooted and unlocked, many in the marketplace are around
2. Micro SD minimum 16 Gb
3. card reader
4. software membuat Micro SD bootable (balena ecther, win32 imager, Rufus, Usb universal installer, unetbootin dll) pilih sesuai agama dan kepercayaan masing-masing.
5, image of armbian bullseye. download link
6. putty software
6. Don’t forget Latpop or PC
OK, execute….. create a bootable MMC with the armbian bulseye image
enable USB debugging on the STB, connect the STB to a LAN/RJ45 cable to get the IP, connect the HDMI cable to the monitor/TV, we also need a keyboard. Enter the terminal emulator on the STB and type the command below to boot into Debian Linux.
reboot updates
After booting, log in using username root, password 1234
We have just finished installing Armbian Bulseye, next we install Home Assistant
login to armbian via putty type root@192.168.1.12 ip replaced with our STB ip, written on our armbian screen or can be seen on the network map
Enter our username and password. If it hasn’t been changed, the root username is PSWRD 1234
the steps
1. Update the repository by typing the command
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y && sudo apt autoremove -y
2. root access by typing the command
sudo -i
3. Install the required dependencies by typing the command Home Assistant
apt-get install
jq
wget
curl
udisks2
libglib2.0-bin
network-manager
dbus -y
4. install docker by typing the command
curl -fsSL get.docker.com | sh
5.install the OS agent by typing the command
wget
if it fails, you can choose another one for armv7, you can check the latest updates here
6. install typing
sudo dpkg -i os-agent_1.2.2_linux_armv7.deb
7. Download the Debian package for the home assistant, type the following command
wget
8. install the Debian package by typing the command
dpkg -i homeassistant-supervised.deb
9. If there is an error, continue using this move
sudo dpkg -i –force-all homeassistant-supervised.deb
10. The option appears, select Raspberry Pi3 for STB
11. done
12. The writing took 20 minutes when this picture appeared, but it didn’t take 20 minutes
13. Type this address in the browser home assistant:8123
Replace it with our home assistant IP written on the Amrbian home screen earlier.
install home Assistant on STB android Hg680P or B860h written tutorial on my blog
Just for information, I’m currently using Debian 12 (bookworm)
for the latest Armbian firmware, go to:
#howto #install #homeassistant
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