Platform information: Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3B+ OS: frehsly flashed openhabian from the latest image Java Runtime Environment: should have been installed during setup openHAB version: the latest 1.4.1 ( Release openHABian v1.4.1 now supports RPi3B+ · openhab/openhabian · GitHub ) Issue of the top…

Thx for that workaround! Is this reported already as an issue?

it is reported. but since it was a reoccurring issue, they merged it with a similar older issue, which is “closed”

thnx ,did ur workaround and updated just fine to 1.8.0_222 using openhabian-config.Just one thing…when i run packages update from openhabian-config it overwrites/updates java again.Why is that?

Well this looks to solve the problem after the raspberry is running (java is finally installed), however the java-jre.bash file is overwritten each time the raspberry is booting meaning the the fist-boot procedure is failing each time. Which file should be updated to ensure the first boot template…

OK here is the current workaround is after initial installation: Modify the java-jre.bash (take a backup copy) 1.1 sudo cp java-jre.bash java-jre.bash-ori 1.2 sudo nano java-jre.bash - Find (CtlW): jq -r “$filter” - Add the following line (be careful for the quotes) downloadlink=“ https://cdn…

Hi 4est, this workaround works, but after initial successful install each time the raspberry is booting, fist-boot procedure starting again and again. How to prevent doing this? Anyway, it is far not hasle free. I am not a develloper, it takes days to me to find the solution. Dissapointed…

It can’t be a solution if an update breaks the system. This is not your fault @tramlaan , but I don’t understand why Openhab developers don’t solve this issue.

It didn’t help to me. I still see the first-boot.log when I ssh to the raspberry. :frowning:

I guess for some reason your install does not fully complete. for other it worked, so you must investigate why it does not for you

There isn’t a single entity that is the openHAB developers because openHAB is a open source community project. The error happens because Azul the Zulu provider changed something. But the maintainers of openhabian know about It as there is an issue for this on github you can find here: …

Initial setup failed on RasPi3B+ due to a Java - Zulu path error

Setup, Configuration and Use Installation

marcel_erkel (marcel_erkel) October 27, 2019, 6:55am 34

If you haven’t found a solution yet, Ryan just posted his solution here: