Operating-system: RPI 3b+ cannot install hassio

[boaschti]

Hi
My rpi hangs after a short time during install process.
First everything looks fine red led is on and green led flashes as usual.
Ping is Ok.
Then red and green led is on, Pi gets warm, no ping is possible. No reaktion after hours...
I use etcher, raspian and a other image (homeassistant) are running.
I tried hassos_rpi3-1.11, hassos_rpi3-1.12, hassos_rpi3-1.13, hassos_rpi3-2.3.
Any idea??

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/fresh-install-on-raspberry-pi-3-b/61836/28

[pvizeli]

Can you attach an HDMI and look what you see? Maybe you can log in and use su logs or journalctl -f on shell itself.

[boaschti]

Here a photo. I think login is not possible. Now the green Led is off, red on, ping not possible.

[mkh595]

It looks as same place as #246
Did you try file timesyncd.conf with NTP servers?

[boaschti]

Really no boot without ntp??? Ist it fixed in comming versions? Is rtc with auto detect an option? Looks exact the same. Can you explain what is to do?

[pvizeli]

Yes. The whole world use SSL and that work not with incorrect local time.

[ajdezigns]

Can someone please loop me in on what to do with the "timesyncd.conf" as in what it is and where i put/ alter it?? I'm having the same issues

[boaschti]

I don't know it yet. I was in hope that future image versions (2.4) are working... It is a little bit annoing for beginners or “not linux people“ to fail with the official “get started“ installation.

[jvanderneutstulen]

Please try the new 2.5 image, it should use hardware random device, which will improve https performance at boot time quite a bit.
Timesyncd config is explained in https://github.com/home-assistant/hassos/blob/dev/Documentation/configuration.md.

[boaschti]

Following solution works for me:
Image 2.5.
Put following lines into a file named timesyncd.conf on a usb stick named CONFIG. Put the USB stick into your pi before powering on.
[Time] Servers=0.debian.pool.ntp.org 1.debian.pool.ntp.org 2.debian.pool.ntp.org 3.debian.pool.ntp.org

@pvizeli
Isn't it possible to put a valid standard file into the image?

[boaschti]

And note: dont press update because the server will not boot again. I have no idea because there is no ssh active. That is the best idea ever to disable it in standard config ^^. I think my old hass 0.59 on old pi and old python will run for a longer time since the new things are running.... or i try a other system....

[pvizeli]

There is a working file they read the time from Google. You can use your own time server with the CONFIG folder on boot partition or USB stick.

[boaschti]

Yes but then there is another problem with the timeserver. Google is definitely reachable in my network.

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