tazman

I never performed this action but from what I've read there should be a replace modem when you plug in a different modem. If that is not present search for the procedure @Brian H post all the time.

UD Mobile has where you can see the history of devices so you could look in there but I don't know if it is available to use in programs yet. I hope it will be coming to eisy ui eventually and that might open thigs up more in the future.

I was having trouble with a sunset program also so I just set it for a specific time.

I was able to update without any problems!

Maybe write the program to toggle the chime at 10 if the value is 0. It might be a limitation that it does not have an on command it just accepts a toggle command.

It kind of sucks but you have to look at it from the developer's perspective when they have to rework the programming because the api keeps changing to try to lock the 3rd party developer's out. I guess you have to decide what is important to you and if you don't want to pay then consider using homeassistant.

If you ever setup the wifi then it is still in there and it will obtain multiple ip addresses. It used to be you press the multi function button 4 times to reset the wifi. You should be able to see in your router what kind of connection an ip address is using so I think this is going to take some investigation on your end to see exactly what is happening.

Is there a chance eisy is switching between wired and wireless or do you have a mesh system where eisy is changing acces points?

@DIYguy after you reset the device you restore not delete it then that will put it back to it's state that eisy thinks it was at before. If you are having communication problems trying to restore then you either have a failing device or noise on the power lines.

Did you try resetting the device before you do the restore?

Thanks for the update I think that is spelled out very well now to make it more clear. I look forward to getting things back to normal when it is all straightened out.

I read over the Github pages and the way I understand it the Homekit plugin is going to act as an Apple hub so it will be OK that I do not have any Apple devices and this will still work?

Same problem here also.

I followed the AI further which says that Bhyve/HA was using APIC virtualization which is causing the crash. I put hw.vmm.intel.apicv_active="0" hw.vmm.x2apic_wr_msr_exit="1" into /boot/loader.conf and restarted then verified it was disabled. Now I just have to wait and see if the random reboots are gone.

Good point I forgot to add I was seeing an average core temp of 50c which seemed OK but I put a computer fan on top of it that dropped the core Temps to about 41c