Okey, it's clear that the Home Assistant image should use 8 partitions. That's my inexperience with Raspberry Pi. Sorry for the confusion.
To see what errors/loop the Pi ends up with booting I started Imager again today. I now noticed had it says (OS dowloaded on computer or something like that). So I decided to look in de appdata-folder in Windows and deleted the cache folder that I found there.
Then I started Imager again and choose that same options (Pi 5, Home Assistant, SD card).
I saw that the HA image was downloaded again.
To my suprice, it now worked fine....?!? Home Assistant boots perfectly.
As I tried yesterday in the daytime on 2 different Windows computers with the same result (not working image). And in the evening on a Macbook, with a working result. And today on a Windows computer (clean download) with a working result. My only guess is that there was something wrong with the HA-image that has been solved yesterday...
But anyway, Imager (HA OS image) now works great on both Windows and Mac
Thanks everybody for your replies.
To see what errors/loop the Pi ends up with booting I started Imager again today. I now noticed had it says (OS dowloaded on computer or something like that). So I decided to look in de appdata-folder in Windows and deleted the cache folder that I found there.
Then I started Imager again and choose that same options (Pi 5, Home Assistant, SD card).
I saw that the HA image was downloaded again.
To my suprice, it now worked fine....?!? Home Assistant boots perfectly.
As I tried yesterday in the daytime on 2 different Windows computers with the same result (not working image). And in the evening on a Macbook, with a working result. And today on a Windows computer (clean download) with a working result. My only guess is that there was something wrong with the HA-image that has been solved yesterday...
But anyway, Imager (HA OS image) now works great on both Windows and Mac
Thanks everybody for your replies.
Statistics: Posted by KCKC — Fri Jul 25, 2025 7:13 am