Does anyone have the links to the add-in to allow Home Assistant to monitor the Ocean?
That’s about how far I got. I launched Home Assistant but was unable to see HACS in the list to install.Ok, I have not tried the Synology way, running on Proxmox here.
You should be able to get going with this guide I hope: Alternative
Good luck 😉
I have been trying according to what you posted here and when try to download hacs with get hacs xyz it says it's installed and I restart ha and clear browser cache as well and head to integrations and search for it but it doesn't show up in search nor in the left pane. Repeated it several times and no luck, idk where it's getting wrong, next time I try I will send you the log file that ssh and terminal gives me, thank you for your time.Hi.
Sorry if it's like 'Klingon' to some of you - I'll try to do it in English (even though I'm from Denmark - and don't speak Klingon my self).
(I'm at work at the moment and have not access to my installation, so the below might have minor errors)
Normally, you will connect to your local HA installation through a browser ( https://<HA-ipadress>:8123 )
Install HACS (https://hacs.xyz/docs/setup/download or How to Install and Use HACS in Home Assistant)
Now you should have a HACS entry in the left pane...
- Login
- Head to 'Settings' -> 'Add-ons'
- Click blue 'ADD-ON STORE' button in right corner
- Search 'SSH' and install (i use 'Terminal & SSH' add-on)
- Make sure the add-on in started afterwards
- Connect to the SSH via ex. PuTTY
- Run this line (include the dash in the end) wget -O - https://get.hacs.xyz | bash -
- Restart HA
Now you should have the integration installed 🤞 setup integration: (GitHub - MichaelOE/home-assistant-MyFisker: Home Assistant component for Fisker Ocean cars)
- Click the HACS entry
- Select 'Integrations'
- Click blue 'EXPLORE & DOWNLOAD REPOSITORIES' button in right corner
- Search for 'my fisker' and click blue 'Download' button in right corner
- Restart HA
You should now have the My Fisker integration set up correct and have access to the entities in Home Assistant
- Head to 'Settings' -> 'Devices & services'
- Click blue 'ADD INTEGRATION' button in right corner
- Search 'my fisker' and follow configuration flow
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@orensholt, here you go, attaching the logs, also attaching a pdf that shows what were the last few lines of data in ssh while executing the hacs script, i have created the folder and directory as it says they dont exist but after mkdir them again it says cant create new folder as it already exixts but when i cd to it it says no such file or directory, i am using haos 12.4 on a virtual machine and connecting to it through browser interface with provided address in host home screen, thank you very much for your time, looks like this site doesnt allow attaching logs.You can get the log it you go to 'Settings' -> 'System' -> 'Logs'.
In the bottom your can download full log.
Maybe that can throw some light at this issue
i was typing the code wrong but finally got to install hacks but cant find my fisker during search, thank you.Hmm, I'm a bit out of answers ...
Please find the log here, and take a look to see if anything catch your eye.
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Hi, nice.I finally installed 1.2.1 by figuring out I had to check the "beta" option to download. Do the buttons for door unlock work? I have tried and got no response from the car.
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