MichaIng

Please check the service logs: ```sh journalctl -u urbackupsrv cat /var/log/urbackup.log ```

Thanks for the report. Is `/mnt/dietpi_userdata/urbackup` itself owned by `urbackup` user? We set a `debconf` value which the package should take to setup the backup dir with proper permissions, but...

@lhartmann Many thanks for your request. Please see: #1531 Just to be sure, is really the i386 version of kernel and initrd required? I.e. is boot broken if you install/reconfigure...

@lhartmann Indeed then it should be possible to simply install the i386 grub EFI packages on the initial image before wrapping it into the Clonezilla installer. The hardware seems to...

Yeah, this is added to abort the `G_DIETPI-NOTIFY -2` processing animation in case the calling script is SIGKILLed or otherwise terminated a way where it cannot finish its EXIT trap...

We can enable the respective drivers, but no guarantee that it will work, at least not without fiddling with the device tree as well (we are currently trying to get...

I am thinking about migrating this SBC to mainline Linux, which has the driver included as module. The issues like missing HDMI output seem to be solved, at least works...

I agree there would be a little security benefit, since the plain text password would never be readable anywhere. It is otherwise world-readable on a FAT partition until first boot...

Is this a HA internal backup feature? `/mnt/dietpi_userdata/homeassistant/deps` is a symlink to the Python environment below `/home/homeassistant/.pyenv`. Not sure what exactly is aimed to be restored, but I guess not...

Try to extract some more details from `journalctl -u home-assistant`. I'll try to find the relevant code parts upstream: - If the backup contains the Python environment from within `./deps`...