> This is a bash feature, not POSIX. dash (Debian’s /bin/sh) and zsh don’t have it, so a #!/bin/sh script can’t use it. Call bash directly. Zsh has its own zsh/net/tcp and zsh/zftp modules.…
Actually, the non-battery-powered devices are the important part of Zigbee network. In Zigbee network, only coordinator and router can * route* the tracfic, others device can only send or receive. So if there is no…
> The amount of stuff it pulls from the mothership and GitHub is crazy. It seems the problem of HAOS, not Home Assistant itself. I have install my HA in NixOS from its package manager, it seems not try to download…
Maybe you can consider USB/IP to pass thorough USB device over network.
WiFi is not good for a network with lots of devices. It's star topology which limits multi-device performance. And the WiFi AP which can carry many devices is expensive. Many WiFi smart home devices only support old…
> This is a bash feature, not POSIX. dash (Debian’s /bin/sh) and zsh don’t have it, so a #!/bin/sh script can’t use it. Call bash directly. Zsh has its own zsh/net/tcp and zsh/zftp modules.…
Actually, the non-battery-powered devices are the important part of Zigbee network. In Zigbee network, only coordinator and router can * route* the tracfic, others device can only send or receive. So if there is no…
> The amount of stuff it pulls from the mothership and GitHub is crazy. It seems the problem of HAOS, not Home Assistant itself. I have install my HA in NixOS from its package manager, it seems not try to download…
Maybe you can consider USB/IP to pass thorough USB device over network.
WiFi is not good for a network with lots of devices. It's star topology which limits multi-device performance. And the WiFi AP which can carry many devices is expensive. Many WiFi smart home devices only support old…