Oracle Vm Virtualbox Setup Update Your Home

Of course in that way you will only be able to run other linux apps.

It may sound complicated, but it is not and I will show you everything step-by-step.

It doesnt matter If you are getting started with a fresh Home Assistant installation or just like me you want to migrate to a more powerful machine.

Without doing it you are putting the whole installation at risk, so be very careful when you are executing this.

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If you dont know what AdGuard is check my video article about it.

The DNS is usually your router, or some public DNS service like 8.8.8.8.

And if you use AdGuard you should add the AdGuard IP.

If you dont have anything to migrate from go directly to the next stepheading.

And I will go to Supervisor in the lower left part of the screen and then on SNAPSHOTS tab.

Dont forget to add username and password under Config section.

You will need them to access the snapshot that we created earlier.

Depending of your Operating system you can do one of the following.

Just paste the created shortcut of your Home Assistant on Windows virtual machine inside this system startup folder.

Last find the option Put the computer to sleep and from the dropdown menu select Never.

Oracle Vm Virtualbox Setup Update Your Home

Or you cannot update your Home Assistant andor you cant create new snapshots anymore.

Only if you face any of these symptoms above you will know that it is time to resize your VDI file.

Open command prompt and go to the folder where Virtual Box is installed (C:Program FilesOracleVirtualBox by default) by type the following.

You can use a GParted live CD to resize your virtual machines partition.

Simply boot the GParted ISO image in your virtual machine and youll be taken to the GParted partition editor.

GParted will be able to enlarge the partition on the Home Assistant virtual hard disk.

Once GParted is booted, right-click the partition you want to enlarge and select ResizeMove.

Click the ResizeMove button after youve specified the space you want to use.

After the resize operation completes, restart your virtual machine and remove the GParted ISO file.

I am using Rasperry PI 3, but I will be considering upgrading to a PI 4 as soon as I see things start to slow In regads to using a Windows machine with a virtual machine, wont that also slow down a bit HA.