Make a copy of that file in the same location and name it bcm2710-rpi-zero-2.dtb.It should contain a file named: bcm2710-rpi-3-b-plus.dtb Once flashed, browse the first FAT partition of the SD card.Flash the image to a SD card using Etcher or a similar tool.Download Home Assistant OS img.xz for rpi3-64.So it seems that things are not quite ready yet for Pi Zero 2 W… I cannot recommend this setup!Īlso, today when I reinstalled, I did get quite some brcmfmac errors on the console (Broadcom WiFi driver).
Also you probably won’t be able to use Add-ons since that would overwhelm the system.
Note: 512MB of RAM is really low for Home Assistant OS these days! While it does work and I was able to go through the on-board process, it is rather slow at times.
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