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- Installation - Home Assistant
The first step to getting started with Home Assistant is to install it on a device There are many ways to run it for all kinds of scenarios and all kinds of skill levels
- Raspberry Pi - Home Assistant
We will need a few things to get started with installing Home Assistant Raspberry Pi 5 or Raspberry Pi 4 with power supply (make sure to choose a model with at least 2 GB of RAM)
- Generic x86-64 - Home Assistant
Method 1 (recommended): Boot Ubuntu from a USB flash drive and install the Home Assistant Operating System from there It also works on laptops and PCs with internal hard disks
- Windows - Home Assistant
If you are not familiar with virtual machines, install Home Assistant OS directly on a Home Assistant Yellow, a Raspberry Pi, or an ODROID Create the virtual machine
- Linux - Home Assistant
Onboarding Install Home Assistant Container These below instructions are for an installation of Home Assistant Container running in your own container environment, which you manage yourself Any OCI compatible runtime can be used, however this guide will focus on installing it with Docker
- Getting started - Home Assistant
Thanks for choosing Home Assistant for your smart home Here are the basic steps to get you started on the journey to a more private, powerful, and sustainable home
- Home Assistant
Use the official Home Assistant apps, a convenient companion to quickly control your devices and be notified when things happen in your home, even on your wrist using the Apple Watch
- What or where should I install Home Assistant OS to?
It is important to know there are multiple installation types for Home Assistant Each comes with pro’s and cons If you ate not familiar with containers, going the container way is probably not for you If you want to be able to follow most tutorials, you’re best served with Home Assistant OS
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