Home Assistant OS 17.0.rc1 #4440
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ok i updated and my system came back and no issues on installation and bootup on my NUC 12 (x86-64, bare-metal) with USB ZBT-2 and POE/USB Zwave ZWA-2. The system is running normally. I'm confused about this: Do I need to run this or do I need to reboot the syste again or do nothing? thanks |
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My instance is running in a ProxMox VM and after running the CLI command and rebooting, I got this error:
The only pertinent error seems to be:
Edit: a reboot seems to have fixed it. |
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Updated to 17.rc1 and performed the Docker conversion |
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Just updated my HA-OS Proxmox VM to OS 17.0.rc1 without issues. The reboot after The only thing I've noticed so far is that the system now takes up about 1.6 GB more storage space. |
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Space used increased 3GB after the 17.rc1 update.
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Note: if you are using AdGuard add-on and your HA is using that as its DNS...upgrading is uuhmmmm...challenging 🥲 it could not resolve DNS to download the images. My logs were spammed with issues getting the images. Hope everything is starting again... [edit] |
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Question: Does 17.0 kernel have support for Intel Core Ultra NPUs? Would be very useful if it did. |
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Update to 17.0rc1 was smooth. Storage upgrade went well too, no error messages. All is good :-) My instance is OVA, Virtualbox 7 under Linux. |
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Changes
Home Assistant OS 17.0.rc1 is a major release bringing significant updates to all platforms. This release also drops support for 32-bit armv7 targets (Raspberry Pi 2/3/4 32-bit, ODROID-XU4, and ASUS Tinker Board) as announced in May 2025. The Linux kernel has been updated to the latest version across all targets, and Docker has been upgraded to v29.1.2 with containerd v2.2.0. New installations now use the Docker containerd snapshotter by default. Console keyboard layouts can now be configured through
localectl, making it easier to use non-US keyboard layouts when accessing the system console directly. All users on supported platforms are recommended to update.This release removes support for the following 32-bit armv7 targets:
rpi2)rpi3)rpi4)odroid-xu4)tinker)Users of these devices will no longer receive updates. If you are using one of these boards, your device will no longer receive updates, please consider migrating to a supported 64-bit platform.
Docker Containerd Snapshotter
Starting with this release, new installations use the Docker containerd snapshotter by default, which provides improved performance and resource efficiency. Existing users can migrate to the new storage driver using the following command:
Before migrating, please note:
Home Assistant Operating System
localectl(Make console keymaps configurable throughlocalectl#4424) @saironRaspberry Pi
Home Assistant Green
Open Virtual Appliance
Generic x86-64
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Generic aarch64
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This discussion was created from the release Home Assistant OS 17.0.rc1.
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