Home Assistant OS 11.4

[sairon]

Changes

Raspberry Pi

• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon
• Remove rootfstype for Raspberry Pi 5 (Remove rootfstype for Raspberry Pi 5 #3037) @agners

Home Assistant Yellow

• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon

Home Assistant Green

• Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage (Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage #3051) @sairon
• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon
• Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 (Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 #3046) @sairon

Open Virtual Appliance

• Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage (Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage #3051) @sairon
• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon
• Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 (Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 #3046) @sairon

Generic x86-64

• Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage (Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage #3051) @sairon
• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon
• Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 (Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 #3046) @sairon

Hardkernel ODROID

• Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage (Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage #3051) @sairon
• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon
• Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 (Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 #3046) @sairon

ASUS Tinker

• Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage (Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage #3051) @sairon
• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon
• Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 (Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 #3046) @sairon

Khadas VIM Series

• Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage (Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage #3051) @sairon
• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon
• Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 (Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 #3046) @sairon

Generic aarch64

• Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage (Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage #3051) @sairon
• Add rtw89 firmware option missing in Add rtw89, mt7921 and mt7922 WiFi and BT firmware #3003 (Add rtw89 firmware option missing in #3003 #3043) @sairon
• Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 (Linux: Update kernel 6.1.71 #3046) @sairon

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This discussion was created from the release Home Assistant OS 11.4.

[sabelosimelane]

Appreciate this update, thank you.

Waiting to see if anyone has installed it without any issues.

[Topslakr]

Ran the update on my 'Open Virtual Appliance' VM and it nuked my install. Broke nearly everything. All of my Tasmota, Zigbee, etc., items were unavailable.

Thankfully, I rolled back the ZFS array and am back on 11.3.

[sairon]

Unless the Linux bump from 6.1.70 to 6.1.71 was the cause, it's quite unlikely the reason for the breakage was the OS update, because there are no other differences between 11.3 and 11.4. But without any logs or more information provided we can only guess and if there was really something bad, another update could break your install again.

[Topslakr]

I kept a copy of the VM before I rolled back. I'll spin it up and see what I can find. Good advice!

[mweiss1965]

After Updating from 11.3 to 11.4 -> Nabu Casa Remote UI was broken.
There was no connection possible. After rolling back to 11.3 all is fine again.
Raspberry PI 4 with Sky Connect Module

[sairon]

Just as for the comment above, it's unlikely it's related to the OS version itself. Ideally please try upgrading again and check the Core logs for errors.

[mweiss1965]

I tried again and now it worked. No issues.
Something must have gone wrong with the first update
Thanks for that :-)

[LeChuck2909]

i have the same issue with HA OS running with vmware on windows. unfortunately a rollback to 11.3 did not fix it as well now.

[andyshinn]

Upgraded my Yellow and all appears good so far.

[derkorte]

Anyone here with pi5?
I'm running the 11.4dev20231226 on pi5 8gb and can't find any response about updating to 11.4 is recommended or not.

[Stadtvilla35]

Yes after updating it doesnt boot anymore

[Stadtvilla35]

I'll try to flash the image directly

[derkorte]

That's why I asked before updating 😅
Let me know if you got it work with 11.4
For me the dev is very stable with clear logs and no errors or bugs in the add-ons.

[Stadtvilla35]

Ok now its working fine. This is how it works for me:

• Make a Backup from existing 11.3
• Loading Image from actually 11.4
• https://github.com/home-assistant/operating-system/releases/download/11.4/haos_rpi5-64-11.4.img.xz
• make a a SD from that image with balenaetcher
• start Pi5 with that SD card and restore from Backup from 11.3
• after restoring its still at 11.4
• making updates hacks

I thing it's all about that changes

• Remove rootfstype for Raspberry Pi 5 (Remove rootfstype for Raspberry Pi 5 #3037) @agners
  with Remove rootfstype for Raspberry Pi 5

Because when i first update Pi doenst booting.
LED indicator green, than network connection led lights up green, than led indicator switches to red. Than all lights of. This is in a continious loop.

[roby1o]

I have similar problem: rpi5, 11.4 OS and Supervisor 2023.2.1. : every time i reboot system I get Kernel panic error e can't mount filesystem so pi5 go in boot loop and the only thing i can do is fresh image on sd.

I can live days without rebooting, but i was trying to fix another problem that is my Add-on start but HA thing they are not so the front end doesn't open, but if i click "Start" my supervisor logs says "Add-on already started".