Running a Home Assistant Operating System [HAOS] VM in Proxmox VE

#HomeAssistant #HAOS #Proxmox #VM

   01. Log into the Proxmox web UI
   02. Right click the Proxmox node name ≫ Create VM
   03. Give the VM a unique ID (note the ID for later) and Name ≫ Next
   04. On the OS tab, Select Do not use any media, leave the Type as Linux and the Version as 5.x - 2.6 Kernel ≫ Next
   05. On the System tab, set the BIOS field to OVMF (UEFI), Check the Add EFI Disk checkbox, Uncheck the Pre-Enroll Keys checkbox ≫ Next
   06. On the Hard Disk tab, delete the scsi0 virtual disk ≫ Next
   07. On the CPU tab, set Cores to 2 or more and Type to host ≫ Next
   08. On the Memory tab, set the Memory to 2048 ≫ Next
   09. Leave the defaults on the Network tab ≫ Next
   10. Verify the summary and click Finish
   11. Click the Proxmox node name ≫ Select Shell from the left sub-navigation menu
   12. Run the following commands in the web console
         # install unxz
         apt update && apt install xz-utils -y
         # lookup the latest HAOS release download URL
         # download the qcow virtual disk
         # extract the downloaded virtual disk
         # attach the disk to the HAOS VM
         # update the ID to match the ID of the HAOS VM created earlier
         # the last argument is the name of the storage device to import the disk to
         qm importdisk 104 /tmp/HAOS.qcow2 SSD_100GB
   13. Back in the Proxmox web UI, select the HAOS VM ≫ Select Hardware from the left sub-navigation menu
   14. Double click the Unused Disk ≫ Click Add
   15. Click Options from the left sub-navigation menu
   16. Double click Boot Order to edit it ≫ Check the Enabled box next to scsi0 and drag it above net0 ≫ Click OK
   17. Click Start at the top right of the screen to start the VM
   18. Click Console in the left sub-navigation menu
   19. Welcome to Home Assistant Operating System
   21. Enter a Name, Username and Password to create a Home Assistant user account ≫ Click Create Account
   22. Enter a Name for this Home Assistant installation (ie Home)
   23. Click Detect to set the installation geolocation
   24. Verify the Unit System and Currency ≫ Click Next
   25. Select any anonymous data to share with the Home Assistant development team ≫ Click Next
   26. Click Finish
   27. Welcome to Home Assistant
 

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[CYYBRMISTER]

If you want your tutorials to have some longevity, highly consider using commands that's not going to get outdated with future proxmox updates. Delete the regex command and replace the $downloadURL with a link to the HA linux download page with a note telling users to copy the download link address and pasting it where $downloadURL would normally go

[normandyreal]

Super useful and straightforward! Thanks.

[linorics]

Thanks for the clear no fills explanation on this topic. I was looking at several other tutorials on this and they where way over complicated or required trust in some external install script... Defiantly got a new subscriber.

[claudiodequadra]

Muto bom tutorial, mas aqui como de costume não funcionou!

[perryholman]

Thank you for creating, useful for detailed instructions. Curious that you need not use a container or docker, I am sure you had a good reason. Thanks again!

[vishaldagar]

I am using frigate home assistant addon in proxmox but hardware acceleration is not working
Processor intel i3 7th gen

[IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Nice video Thank you For sharing it with us!💖👍😎JP