HOW TO - Migrate Home Assistant (SD CARD TO SSD)
In this video we are going to be migrating (moving) our existing active Home Assistant installation running on an SD card. Over to a clean install on an SSD. To do this we will be using the default full snapshot.
In the video we migrate a 32 bit version of Home Assistant running on a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) over to a 64bit version of Home Assistant running
on a Raspberry Pi 4 (8GB). The migration process will take a few minutes. Mine took roughly 15 minutes.
After the restore I had a couple of small issues which I point out and fix.
Once completed your Home Assistant should be a duplicate of your original setup and be ready to go.
Can you notice a speed difference between the SD card and SSD?
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If you are trying this process on another device, let me and others know how you got on in the description below. In the future I will also be creating something similar using other bits of Hardware.
Looking for how to get started with your installation? Check out my guides at : • Home Assistant Installations
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0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Migration Info
1:03 - Getting started
1:20 - Creating a Full Snapshot
5:05 - Restore Snapshot (Clean installation of HA)
5:49 - Waiting...
6:26 - Home Assistant Restored
7:56 - Issues following restore
8:34 - History (Database) Quick fix
10:29 - deCONZ / Conbee II issue
11:01 - Another way to do a restore
12:01 - Recap restore process
12:43 - Outro
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