Looks like the Polisy won't getting this update. I just thought I'd try it on one of my test units and the upgrade log file says: Upgrade failed: field upgrading of non-eisy devices no longer available ...

@Guy Lavoie Thanks for trying. I tried on my Polisy, too, and it didn't appear to do anything, but I didn't know how to check status. Where is this upgrade log file located?

-Tom

I, along with chatGPT, found and fixed my issue, the eisy-ui is now running, the PG3 dashboard is now also looking good, and the online connection is green too.

It seems there is a bug in the "pluginConnections.js" file. If you have MORE THAN 1 plug-in installed, it will work fine. If your have 0 or 1, it will fail.
"If so, eisy-ui 1.2.0 has a clear empty-list programming bug: this line assumes connection always exists:" on line 27.

ChatGPT supplied a fix, I installed and ran it. All good now.

2 minutes ago, xlurkr said:

@Guy Lavoie Thanks for trying. I tried on my Polisy, too, and it didn't appear to do anything, but I didn't know how to check status. Where is this upgrade log file located?

-Tom

you ssh into it and watch the log file as it grows:

tail -f /var/udx/logs/debug.log

This is handy for observing the progress of upgrades as they happen.

@Guy Lavoie Thanks for the tip! Will add it to my box o' tricks.

-Tom

Been three hours now and no EISY

Will manually reboot and then open a ticket if it doesn’t come back up

After manual reboot, appears all is up and running. Two notes:

-EISY was so hot, I couldn't hold it.

-UDI fixed the single plugin issue above as I have to upgrade again to get the latest UI.

Will see what happens next!

Runtime from upgrade button in AC to reboot: 24 minutes

Runtime from reboot button in AC to

• AC accessible: 5 minutes

• eisy-ui accessible: 13 minutes

• PG3 accessible: 18 minutes

Total upgrade time ~42 minutes.

Once the PG3 dashboard was up I found that my 3 hue node servers (still running old version 0.1.11) and ratgdo (4.0.8) all would not start. I had to re-install each of them into their same slot from the plugin store screen. These 3 hue node servers have notoriously been problematic for me over the years, likely due to the number of devices (hence the need for 3 hubs). I've been slowly moving my programs that reference them to Home Assistant so I can get Hue off the eISY.