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After Home Assistant as been installed, it can take a while to start please be patient it will start.
= Once it started you will need to create a user account =
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Name:User:Password:Please enter the following details <br />
then click create accountName: <br />User: <br />Password: <br />
the next screen is to set up your Homethen click create account<br />
you can Click Detect then click the nextscreen is to set up your Home <br />
you can Click Detect then click next <br />
the next screen is for Devices and Services click the three dot for a list of devices but you can add later if needed so click finish
you are now all setup the next screen will be is for Devices and Services click the home assistant pagethree-dot for more help please look at google or youtube a list of devices, but you can add later if needed so click finish
you are now all set up the next screen will be the home assistant page for more help please look at google or youtube for home assistant beginners guides
[[File:Update.jpg|200px|thumb|left|update button]]<br />
= START/STOP/RESTART HOME ASSISTANT Updater =
sudo systemctl stop homeassistant.serviceReplace stop with start or restart Updater is an app that on the menu option on home Assistant that will update to get the desired functionality. To get the current state new version of Home Assistant, there is an option to Downgrade by type the homeassistant.service replace stop with status.version you would like to install by clicking downgrade
or this updater app is created for home Assistant by Sanjit Chakrabarti working on GSoC 2019 <br /> = Start/Stop/Restart Home Assistant = <br />stop home Assistant service<br /><pre><nowiki>sudo systemctl stop homeassistant.service</nowiki></pre><br />start home Assistant service<br /><pre><nowiki>sudo systemctl start homeassistant.service</nowiki></pre> <br />restart home Assistant service<br /><pre><nowiki>sudo systemctl restart homeassistant.service</nowiki></pre><br/>status of home Assistant service<br /><pre><nowiki>sudo systemctl status homeassistant.service</nowiki></pre> if you can not restart the home assistant you can look at amahi always restart it using Amahi home server page then setting then server look for Home Assistant Server you can stop or restart on this page if needed<br /> [[File:HomeAssistantServers.JPG]] = Troubleshooting = If you are unable to edit any files in the Homeassistant share Change file rights by running the command <pre><nowiki>sudo chmod 777 /var/hda/files/homeassistant/*.* </nowiki></pre>
