Ivan Belokobylskiy

It can run on Openwrt/aarch64. It installs the original version of HA but patches it to use library versions that are available in OpenWrt repo and keeps only necessary components,...

The scrript installs, cryptography, pyopenssl with opkg in the beginning of the script. There are no version specifiers for these dependencies. Do you use custom components?

I see. Yes, aioesphomeapi needs to be patched. /usr/lib/python3.11/site-packages/aioesphomeapi-21.0.2.dist-info/METADATA You can remove versions Requires-Dist: cryptography >=42.0.2 to Requires-Dist: cryptography >=36.0.2 UPD: the script is updated, you can just rerun it

It looks like numpy built for you arch requires some newer instructions. It is required for the base camera integration, but is not for general use. For some architectures it...

You may copy bluetooth and esphome components from the original home assistant archive and fix possible errors. I excluded bluetooth support as it required precompiled library binaries for the arch,...

Can you ping broker.local from the gateway? Do you use default DNS resolver of your local router on the gateway?

I suppose it is mentioned in `/tmp/resolv.conf.d/resolv.conf.auto` But it could be a openwrt-related problem. You'd better search for the issue in the Openwrt forums/discussions

This tool only exports internal devices as Home Assistant entities. It doesn't expose enything like "Alarm mode" There is no plans to implement this feature in the near future. But...

Hey @Kalypox Does the baudrate for your zigate adapter is equal to the one in herdsman? You should try to set the baudrate in the config file. The second approach...

According to [docs](https://zigate.fr/documentation/commandes-zigate/), 8008 is just a hearbeat, so it can be safely ignored