Hello @Ahiel,
I’m not sure about the source of the error (surely the manually added neato binding has something to do with it) but the following steps should help you get your openHAB instance up and running again:
- Remove the neato binding (till openHAB is back up)
- Execute
sudo apt remove openhab2
(will delete the openHAB binaries but not the configuration) - Execute
sudo openhabian-config
, Select “Update”, then “Exit” - Execute
sudo openhabian-config
, Select “openHAB 2.2.0 stable” - (Bonus:) Select “Apply Improvements”->“Fix Permissions”
Wait for a few minutes. openHAB 2.2 should start normally
Please try to document your steps exactly so we have the chance to improve the upgrade process for users to come!