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Yes, I realized I actually had a different compatible installation I was trying to get working and removed it all then realized all I needed to do was follow the Wiki and it would take me to the correct link which you have above. Thank you

This is a long path of rabbit hole after rabbit hole. I was able to install openwebstart and even had to re load java 8 so I could grab that vm runtime environment and can now get the acutal start screen to come up but it will not actually load the admin console.

Unfortunately this is what I was afraid of... so not sure what to do now. Uninstalled the old version, installed the new JDK version and everything is showing correctly when I look at the version info in terminal. I launch the start java app from IOX and this is what I get.

Sorry for not clarifying, have an apple silicon mac, that's why I'm receiving the error, as my machine is eligible for the OS upgrade and it's warning me that my current Java version won't work after that upgrade. Thank you for clarifying on the above, I will remove my current version of Java and install the latest JDK and give it a whirl. Appreciate your help.

@Diesel is it that simple? Just remove the old java 8 and install the newer JDK and run the IoX admin console again and it should fire up in the right environment?

Same, shoot... didn't see these other posts before I posted mine. Anyway, same thing, don't know if it's as simple as installing JDK and moving on and/or what the process even is to do so.

Same - didn't see this before I posted my topic about this. Same question, not sure if it's as simple as installing JDK in place of this java installation or not.

Currently I'm running Java 8 on my apple silicon Macbook pro in the form of the IoX Launcher. I would assume it was installed this way from an old restore point when I bought this mac years ago. In any case, I've been using it this way for many years and just started recently receiving a message that the Intel based install of Java won't be supported on my mac with the new upcoming MacOS 27 update. That being said, I don't know the "proper" way of migrating over to the other version of Java. I know Java can be somewhat challenging at times so wanted to at least ask the group if there are any others that have done this or what the proper method is before I just start uninstalling and reinstalling a new version and hoping it works. Thanks in advance

There was an old thread from December of '24 talking about the newer Philips Wiz bulbs... I searched the PG3x store and am not seeing an integration... didn't know if this was something that anyone was still working on by chance? Thanks in advance

Yes, back connected. Thank you!!

Same here… was working a couple hours ago just fine but now is reporting offline (app) and Alexa is reporting it can’t connect obviously.

Well after many hours of screwing around with it and a support ticket later, it's still not working and the solution is to blow away the VM and start over with hoping the HA backup works after getting it back up. I've dug through the bhyve logs, enabled debugging and nothing is helping determine why it's just hanging upon boot. Nothing in the main log that would suggest why, nothing in the debug log either, just hangs and doesn't finish booting. I've decided now after 2 OS updates (when I updated to 6.0.0 initially and now with 6.0.3) and a 2/2 record or breaking this HA VM, I'm moving it off of the Eisy and will build it in a Proxmox environment and move on with my life... not worth the annoyance or headache it creates. For me there are no critical automations running, I just like the dashboards I've built and overall interface way better. Well my Eisy came back up updated, so this was not my issue... it was that the VM has somehow become unhappy, even with my NVMe drive in mirror mode which you would hope might help, but I guess not. Good luck with yours, I can only imagine.

Additional info, hoping someone can help here. sudo vm list output: NAME DATASTORE LOADER CPU MEMORY VNC AUTO STATE homeassistant default uefi 2 1G - Yes [1] Locked (eisy) /etc/rc.conf file still looks like it contains the correct parameters from the 6.0.0 install. vm_enable="YES" vm_dir="zfs:storage/vms" vm_list="homeassistant"

Not sure where to begin here, this has been working for a very long time and even on 6.0.0, but I just upgraded to 6.0.3 and it's not coming up. When I am SSHd into the Eisy, I can poweroff and when I start in interactive mode, it goes through what seems to be a BIOS boot type of screen/sequence then goes to a screen that says Booting Slot A (OK=1 TRY=1) and just has a flashing cursor and never moves. Not sure what to do or where to go from here.

Thanks for confirming. So I went ahead and upgraded and now Home Assistant didn't start evidently... after the upgrade/reboot HA has not come back online. Now I have to chase that down, if there's any help anyone can provide on that please and thank you.