A welcome screen should Appear.Now type “ha start”…ġ9.Download an ISO of Android-x86 from here.Select your machine you just had setup.ġ6.And click ‘Start’, A new window will pop up, Leave it to run for a few minutes, Once its Idling and the cursor is blinking, Hit Enter on your keyboard.ġ7.It should say ‘Welcome to Home Assistant’ and ‘Homeassistant login:’ and now type “root” and hit “enter” on your keyboard, if it doesn’t say ‘Welcome to Home Assistant’ and ‘Homeassistant login:’ then type ‘login’ and hit enter… And click OK.ġ3.Now on the top- right corner click on ‘File’, in the drop down menu click ‘virtual media manager’, select the vdi file we chose earlier and CLICK On properties and change 6.00GB To 32.00GB and click apply… and closeġ4.Now You Have setup Your HassOS!!Congrats.ġ5.It doesn’t end here.
Now If you Have followed properly lets go to the next stepĦ.Click “next”, Give 2048 MB or 1536 MB as RAM, Then Click Next.ħ.Choose “Use an existing virtual hard disk file” and Click on the icon the next to the file name bar.ĩ.Now select the file that was extracted earlier in step 2 and click ‘OPEN’ and then click “Choose”.ġ1.Now Click on settings, Under “System”, Under “Extended Features”, Enable “Enable EFI(special OSes only)”ġ2.Under “Network”, Change “Attached to: NAT” To “Bridged Adapter”,Next, click on ‘Advanced’, and under “promiscuous mode”, Change ‘Deny’ to ‘Allow All’. You enabled Virtualization in your BIOS/UEFI. The 64bit option will get activated only if If you didnt get the 64bit option, U haven’t enabled virtualization in your bios, i.e. Download VDI(Virtual Disk Image) from Home Assistant Site ,ĥ.Under “Type”, choose ‘Linux’ and under “Version” choose ‘other linux(64 bit)’….Intel Virtualization Technology/AMD virtualization (AMD-V):ġ.To Activate this You need to get to your BIOS/UEFI.Ģ.Search for virtualization in your BIOS/UEFI. Any Commpessed File extracter like WinRaR.
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