openHABian v1.9.4

This is openHABian, the image to combine RaspiOS and openHAB.

There's 32-bit and 64-bit versions available. Generally speaking, for long term use it will be best to use 64bit if you want to learn more read the docs.

When you select openHABian in Raspberry Pi imager, it will offer you the latest stable release (i.e. this one).
Or download the image here and use Raspi imager or Etcher to manually flash it to a micro SD card (preferrably use an 'Endurance' labelled card).

If you want to get openHAB 3 installed and/or want to migrate your config, check out the OH4 migration FAQ.
If you have any trouble getting openHABian to work, please check out the DEBUG guide.

What's Changed

• RaspiOS base image as of November, 2024
• Removed Frontail for new installs
• Fixed bugs with zram

Full Changelog: v1.9.3...v1.9.4

openHABian v1.9.3

This is openHABian, the image to combine OS and openHAB for Raspberry Pi computers.

There's 32-bit and 64-bit versions available. Please read the docs and notes on 64bit before you choose and install yours.

When you select openHABian in Raspberry Pi imager, it will offer you the latest stable release (i.e. this one).
Or download the image here and use Raspi imager or Etcher to manually flash it to a micro SD card (preferrably use an 'Endurance' labelled card).

If you want to get openHAB 3 installed and/or want to migrate your config, check out the OH4 migration FAQ.
If you have any trouble getting openHABian to work, please check out the DEBUG guide.
In case of problems, try the 'oldstable' image, it is based on the previous Debian 11 'bullseye' distribution and Raspberry Pi OS release.

What's Changed

• new Raspi OS basis as of October, 2024

Full Changelog: v1.9.2...v1.9.3

openHABian v1.9.2

This is openHABian, the image for Raspberries to combine OS and openHAB.

There's 32-bit and 64-bit versions available. Please read the docs and notes on 64bit before you choose and install yours.

When you select openHABian in Raspberry Pi imager, it will offer you the latest stable release (i.e. this one).
Or download the image here and use Raspi imager or Etcher to manually flash it to a micro SD card (preferrably use an 'Endurance' labelled card).

If you want to get openHAB 3 installed and/or want to migrate your config, check out the OH4 migration FAQ.
If you have any trouble getting openHABian to work, please check out the DEBUG guide.
In case of problems, try the 'oldstable' image, it is based on the previous Debian 11 'bullseye' distribution and Raspberry Pi OS release.

What's Changed

• Fixed broken zram install
• Fix broken hotspot on boot

Full Changelog: v1.9.1...v1.9.2

openHABian v1.9.1

This is openHABian, the image for Raspberries to combine OS and openHAB.

There's 32-bit and 64-bit versions available. Please read the docs and notes on 64bit before you choose and install yours.

When you select openHABian in Raspberry Pi imager, it will offer you the latest stable release (i.e. this one).
Or download the image here and use Raspi imager or Etcher to manually flash it to a micro SD card (preferrably use an 'Endurance' labelled card).

If you want to get openHAB 3 installed and/or want to migrate your config, check out the OH4 migration FAQ.
If you have any trouble getting openHABian to work, please check out the DEBUG guide.
In case of problems, try the 'oldstable' image, it is based on the previous Debian 11 'bullseye' distribution and Raspberry Pi OS release.

What's Changed

• Fixed zram install on first boot that was broken by upstream changes
• Minor bug fixes and improvements

Full Changelog: v1.9c...v1.9.1

openHABian v1.9c

This is openHABian, the image for Raspberries to combine OS and openHAB.

There's 32-bit and 64-bit versions available. Please read the docs and notes on 64bit before you choose and install yours.

When you select openHABian in Raspberry Pi imager, it will offer you the latest stable release (i.e. this one).
Or download the image here and use Raspi imager or Etcher to manually flash it to a micro SD card (preferrably use an 'Endurance' labelled card).

If you want to get openHAB 3 installed and/or want to migrate your config, check out the OH4 migration FAQ.
If you have any trouble getting openHABian to work, please check out the DEBUG guide.
In case of problems, try the 'oldstable' image, it is based on the previous Debian 11 'bullseye' distribution and Raspberry Pi OS release.

What's Changed

• switched image to latest Raspberry Pi OS dated 2024/03/12, based on Debian 12 'bookworm'
• support Raspberry Pi 5
• daily zram sync of persistence data and logs
• refactored installing hotspot, also fixes OH install

Full Changelog: v1.8c...v1.9c

openHABian v1.9b

This is openHABian, the image for Raspberries to combine OS and openHAB.

There's 32-bit and 64-bit versions available. Please read the docs and notes on 64bit before you choose and install yours.

When you select openHABian in Raspberry Pi imager, it will offer you the latest stable release (i.e. this one).
Or download the image here and use Raspi imager or Etcher to manually flash it to a micro SD card (preferrably use an 'Endurance' labelled card).

If you want to get openHAB 3 installed and/or want to migrate your config, check out the OH4 migration FAQ.
If you have any trouble getting openHABian to work, please check out the DEBUG guide.
In case of problems, try the 'oldstable' image, it is based on the previous Debian 11 'bullseye' distribution and Raspberry Pi OS release.

What's Changed

• switched image to latest Raspberry Pi OS dated 2024/03/12, based on Debian 12 'bookworm'
• support Raspberry Pi 5
• daily zram sync of persistence data and logs
• refactored installing hotspot, also fixes OH install

Full Changelog: v1.8c...v1.9b

openHABian v1.9

This is openHABian, the image for Raspberries to combine OS and openHAB.

There's 32-bit and 64-bit versions available. Please read the docs and notes on 64bit before you choose and install yours.

When you select openHABian in Raspberry Pi imager, it will offer you the latest stable release (i.e. this one).
Or download the image here and use Raspi imager or Etcher to manually flash it to a micro SD card (preferrably use an 'Endurance' labelled card).

If you want to get openHAB 3 installed and/or want to migrate your config, check out the OH4 migration FAQ.
If you have any trouble getting openHABian to work, please check out the DEBUG guide.
In case of problems, try the 'oldstable' image, it is based on the previous Debian 11 'bullseye' distribution and Raspberry Pi OS release.

What's Changed

• switched image to latest Raspberry Pi OS dated 2024/03/12, based on Debian 12 'bookworm'
• support Raspberry Pi 5

Full Changelog: v1.8c...v1.9

openHABian v1.9beta2

Update Raspberry Imager files for bookworm (#1849)

update of the template and build.bash to generate the json for raspberry imager

Signed-off-by: Carsten Mogge <[email protected]>

openHABian v1.9beta

Update Raspberry Imager files for bookworm (#1849)

update of the template and build.bash to generate the json for raspberry imager

Signed-off-by: Carsten Mogge <[email protected]>

openHABian v1.8c

This is openHABian, the image for Raspberries to combine OS and openHAB.

If you have any trouble getting openHABian to work, please check out the DEBUG guide.

Note this image will install openHAB 4 and Java 17.
If you want to get openHAB 3 installed and/or want to migrate your config, check out the OH4 migration FAQ.

The first two image files are based on proven 'bullseye' Debian distribution. Use either of these unless you have a Pi5 and make sure to read the docs on 64bit before you choose.
The last link is an experimental image based on 'bookworm'. It's supposed to support RPi5 but it's known to have issues with Wi-Fi.

You'll find the image below under assets ⤵︎

What's Changed

• catch up with fixes since August release
• Raspi imager changes required

Full Changelog: v1.8...v1.8c