These will be broken up into future articles. I actually already wrote part of the article to set up Debian on a Raspberry Pi, do a headless install of CodeProject.AI Server on the Pi, install Docker on the Pi, and install Agent DVR on the Pi. This means that CodeProject.AI Server will be installed on my Windows machine, and I'm also going to run Docker Desktop on my Windows machine to include docker-wyze-bridge, so I can use my Wyze Cam v3. You aren't installing anything else on there that you can't incorporate as an integration in Home Assistant.īecause Home Assistant OS is so widespread, this time I want to install Home Assistant OS on my Raspberry Pi 4. If you want to use Home Assistant OS (which is by far, the most widely used version), you have to flash the microSD to put the Home Assistant Operating System on there. The problem lies within the Home Assistant setup. When I started writing this article I wanted to put absolutely everything on the Raspberry Pi: Home Assistant OS, CodeProject.AI Server, Debian, Agent DVR, and Docker. Fixing socket.gaierror: Name does not resolve.Detecting a Person and with CodeProject.AI Server, and Sending a Snapshot to Your Phone.Setting up CodeProject.AI Server on Home Assistant OS.Setting up CodeProject.AI Server and a Wyze Cam.balena Etcher Error - Attention Something Went Wrong.

Setting Up Home Assistant OS on Raspberry Pi 4.In this article, I'm going to set up Home Assistant OS on a Raspberry Pi 4, then use CodeProject.AI Server to detect a person, and then have Home Assistant send a notification with an image to a mobile phone. The ideal setup for Home Assistant is on a dedicated Linux device. In that article, I discuss how both installing Home Assistant Container and installing on Windows are not the optimal choices for Home Assistant.

In a previous article, I demonstrated how to install Home Assistant Container on Windows.

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