Unable to Update Supervisor via Dashboard

[Sourcer63]

HA has released a new Supervisor version 2024.10.

I am uncertain how to manually run the update. Can I simply update supervisor by repeating the wge part where the supervisor deb file is downloaded and then installed?

Before damaging the setup I thought it might be better to ask first. Maybe you could amend the readme file.

EDIT: The initial attempt to update within HA threw an error. Meanwhile the installation did update itself. 🤷

[Sourcer63]

Problem! After a full restart of the RPi5 the HA setup opens in safe mode. No way to repair it other than restoring the full backup.

So the question pertains: how can one update to a new Supervisor version?

[HuckleberryLovesYou]

Hi, thanks for opening a issue.

Could you please provide us with the logs by Homeassistant as a pastebin link or as a code block in your response?

Furthermore, could you provide following informations:

• What Version did you update from?
• What OS are you running
• Are you running Portainer as well as Homeassistant (and what name has the container)?
• What Hardware is Homeassistant running on?
• Did you change something in the configuration.yaml since the last reboot of home assistant or device? Best regards

[Sourcer63]

Hi Tim, prior to the issue I had a fully functional 2024.09 supervisor setup. HA notified me of three available updates (Supervisor 2024.10 plus two integrations). Suspicious that Supervisor might cause issues, I tried to update the integrations. This failed because of an outdated Supervisor. Some time later, the system suddenly displayed Supervisor having updated itself to 2014.10.

Because of a hardware update on the RPi (new USB device requiring a driver), I rebooted the system after which HA started in Safe Mode as described above. I then restored a 2024.09 backup. HA Supervisor updated itself again to 2024.10. I have not dared to restart yet. The attached logs show the current situation.

• Updated from HA 2024.09.1 and SV 2024.09
• OS is Raspberry Pi OS
• No Portainer
• HA is installed on a RPi5
• No changes in configuration.yaml, some new thing in automations

host_2024-10-08T15-51-20.213Z.log home-assistant_2024-10-08T15-50-42.219Z.log supervisor_2024-10-08T15-58-04.453Z.log

Thanks for your help - and your great work. Pity that the Home Assistant people are so critical towards such a setup.

[Sourcer63]

I dared to restart HA: no problem. Wondering what went wrong before.

Today's breakdown caused a few hours of lost work by having to go back to the previous full backup. Since I am in the process of migrating a large LCN and Homematic smarthome setup to HomeAssistant, I remain cautious. Anyway, it looks stable now, although I still need to test a reboot rather than simply a HA restart.