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Not privileged to run udev. Update your installation! #1569
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What you think, why does the udev monitor not work on your installation? |
That's what I'm trying to figure out. This is a stock standard installation. Will continue to troubleshoot |
If the udev is not running correct, it will break other stuff later with add-ons |
Same issue here. Ubuntu Server 18.04.4 LTS. I had the issue with #1556 and performed the manual installation which resulted in the issue above. I thought my attempts to fix 1556 created this problem so I decided to start from scratch with a brand new image and it's showing this error straight after first login. |
udev monitor seems to be working fine
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Performed a dist-upgrade which upgraded the udev and docker packages. Looks like the error might be gone.
EDIT1 confirmed the error is gone EDIT2 updated to 209. Error is back
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I just provisioned a brand new VM using a fully-updated Ubuntu Server 18.04.4 LTS and installed Hassio via the usual installations and it's still showing the error:
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I just rebooted the VM and the error is now missing from the logs:
@pvizeli does this mean that a reboot is all that's required to fix this? |
Same issue with my Ubuntu 18.04, reboot does not solve it for me. |
Difficult to say. Look like it's an issue with ubuntu and here udev on userland/kernel. |
I'm experiencing this issue as well. I'm running Ubuntu LTS 16.04 still and reboots do not seem to fix. |
Yes the error msg is back again for me as well. A reboot does not seem to fix this |
Experiencing this on Ubuntu 18.04.03LTS under 209. |
I just noticed this error after updating to Supervisor 218. |
Just updated to 219 and got this error. HomeAssistant running with Ubuntu |
experiencing it on Ubuntu 19.10 Home Assistant in Docker |
Getting this on supervisor 219 Home Assistant (supervised) install on ubuntu 18.04 |
Experiencing this on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and 209 supervisor. |
I'm facing the same issue , Ubuntu 18.04, reboot didn't help . |
SAME ISSUE,ubuntu 18.04 |
This repository gives just support for things on top of Home Assistant OS |
Still having the same issue here. This feels like they're deliberately breaking this to get us moving from supervised to VM. I decided to ignore this error message for months, so far, no ill effect yet. |
You can always add |
Updating to the latest hassio-supervisor located at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/home-assistant/supervised-installer/master/files/hassio-supervisor fixed this for me. You'll need to update the CONFIG_FILE variable and then restart the supervisor. |
Locking down this issue, as it is off-topic for the project. Please use the community forums for custom solutions and discussions. |
Home Assistant release with the issue:
Supervisor 208
Operating environment (HassOS/Generic):
Generic Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS
When starting supervisor I get the following error
20-03-05 06:18:19 CRITICAL (MainThread) [supervisor.hwmon] Not privileged to run udev. Update your installation!
This is what I have tried so far to resolve it
Originally posted by @slipx06 in #1568 (comment)
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