Now yes.
And now the update to bullseye has also gone through.
Now I have an error message that Java 17 is still missing.
It’s all very complicated.
install the package openjdk-17-jre-headless or use openhabian-config to install the related java package.
You can ping the host ?
Yes. The system runs with the new IP, which comes from DHCP.
I can ping the host and the website runs on Port 8080
It seems that only a few basic settings are missing.
e.g. a fixed IP address was set before
You can have your DHCP server assign a fixed IP address based on your Raspi’s MAC. Read the docs.
of course, it’s now the default (i.e. openhabian)
Now it’s up and running. I went through the second suggestion again:
reinstall from scratch
It went faster now.
Changed password of openhabian and changed IP address (yes - I use fixed IPs for my servers and printers)
Mosquitto Broker still had to be installed, but that can be done quickly via oh-config.
Now it runs with bullseye.
Many, many thanks for your support.
Now the next challenge: Update to OH4.
Do you have any best-practice suggestions?
Read the FAQ others and I linked to.
What branch, set where and why do you think it is correct there?
when doing what ?
How am I supposed to know ? Read the docs to find out how to enable debugging (debug=maximum in openhabian.conf) and to provide a logfile of what’s going on, else noone can tell.
Why did you change it before updating OH (or why at all?)
It should. Did you flash an old image ? Download latest and try again with that.
It was OpenHAB3 like recommended in the scratch reinstall.
No. Downloaded yesterday.
I’ll try debugging and get back to you
Thank you.
Before:
Then I switched to release:
The Console:
Your branch and ‘origin/openHAB’ have diverged,
and have 10 and 3 different commits each, respectively.
What the meaning of that?
If i start now the Configuration Tool there is the message about an update:
If I Continue, i get the version of September:
And there is no way back to my prior openHAB3:
Shall I try to switch the branch do no update of the configuration tool.
it just always takes quite a long time until I have cloned the SD cards.
Which is what you should not have done.
Why did you do that at all?
There’s no way back from inside the tool I know of
Try on the command line
sudo bash
cd /opt/openhabian
git checkout openHAB3
No warranty this will work, I have no system at hand to try.
if I leave it at openHAB3, the message also appears: Old openHAB version - ATTENTION !
Because I get the message: Old openHAB version - ATTENTION !
I have try it. The Old value/branch openHAB3 is selected again.
When I try to update I get the message: Old openHAB version - ATTENTION !
Where can i find the log-file for the debug=maximum option?
Set this in /etc/openhabian.conf then run openhabian-config again and you should be seeing the output in your shell window.