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I'm using an OpenGrage sensor. Same person that makes Opensprinkler. There is no native eisy plugin for OpenGarge. What I use is home assistant running inside a VM on EISY. I then have HA trigger a program on EISY. In my use the EISY program makes one of my homeseer dimmers flash red on the top LED.

Jazz --> Jazz===http://144.217.158.59:5152/ anyone have a good classical music station?

Country --> The_Ranch===http://185.132.41.147:8010/ Rock --> ROCK===http://cp6.digistream.info:42102/stream Catholic Radio --> EWTN===https://ewtnsgrewind.streamguys1.com/sgrewind/english/chunks.m3u8

Open sprinkler has been bullet proof. It as an open API that lets you add more functions. On my EISY I set flag if the temperature is over 95 degrees. if the flag is set EISY enables an extra water program on a few specific zones. At 2:00 am EISY disables the extra program. You can have multiple programs enabled at the same time.

You can activate the root account. I activated the root account. Created a new user account and deleted all traces of the default admin account. You can also eliminate the need for your new user account to ask for a password when using su. Just be careful how your system is exposed and who has access.

I used clonezilla for that exact purpose. Booted eisy into clonezilla and cloned the prinaly nvme on to a second one, exact same make / model / size as primary Tested it and no issues. I probably wont update the back up often, but at least i can get started f the primary drive dies.

Save the home assistant configuration then restore it. It worked for me after doing the SSD boot upgrade. in HA: Settings, --> System --> Backup. Save the backup file, tar file, on the computer the you remoted into HA. After a full reinstall and a new HA is running, restore the backup. At the main HA login screen don't setup a new account. select restore from backup. Select complete backup

What is the partition label name for the main partition (nvd0p2)? I had a few issues doing the NVMe upgrade. The original script did not want to run with the two functions in it: "setup_nvme_boot()" & "remove_emmc_mirror". So I broke the original script it into two separate scripts. That worked. However these seems to be a missing third function: "update_efi_boot_loader_label". I would assume it relabels paration 2. If someone could run "gpart list" on a factory system and provide the label name that would be great. My current partition labels: nvd0p1: efi nvd0p2: (null) nvd0p3: swap0 nvd0p4: HAIO ----------------------------------------------- Also I made minor changes to the script. added the alignment option and change the reserved size to 96 gb. MAIN_SIZE=`gpart show nvd0 | grep GPT | awk '{printf ("%.0f\n", ($3-42)/(2*1024*1024)-96)}'` gpart add -s ${MAIN_SIZE}G -t freebsd-zfs -a 512 nvd0 Added a 4th partition, by hand for home assistant. --> The eisy is a much more versatile box than i thought. Nice job team UD.

i see the file on my stock eisy. sudo find .... did not work. had to use sudo -i. glad you got it working

Maybe edit: /var/isy/FILES/CONF/NETWORK.CFG I don't know if it will work or break your eisy. Your on your own. you will need root privileges: sudo -i

Thank you dbwarner5 and hart2hart answer was hiding in plain sight.

dbwarner5, How do you test for a startup? Kevin

Admin console --> zwave --> Detect Button Presses --> off

Guess I should read the manual

I just notice that my programs that call network resources were not functioning. The fix was simple should anyone else run into the problem. Open “Network Resources” (Configuration --> Networking --> Network Resources) Click on the URL, Resource editor should open. Click on update. Click on save, Resource editor should close. Click on save. Select the Name of URL you did above. Click test, confirm it now works. I had to do for each one of my but afterwards they all worked. Note: All my network resources were migrated from an ISY backup. Then reinstalled from an eisy backup after doing a factory reset.