Hi all,
Newbie here, so please be gentle.
I am not a developer, not an expert in Linux (at all); I have an i686 (32bit, I think) Hometroller SEL running Lubuntu 14.?? with HS3PRO.
I went to install conbee/phoscon only to realize that it required 64bit, so after investigating I noticed that the Lubuntu install that I have is quite old - so I figured good time to upgrade.
I started reading and there's far too much out there (and too advanced) to choose the right approach from the start. So I need a helping hand.
I only have a few devices so I don't need a dedicated windows or linux machine to run HS3. The hometroller does fine.
These are the two options I've gathered so far:
Option 1:
- format the hometroller and do a fresh install of Lubuntu v18.
- kill all homeseer events, devices, etc.
- install HS3PRO
- reinstate tar backup of HS directory
Option 2:
- upgrade to Lubuntu 16 (from 14) but onto 64bit. - is this even possible? I read "yes" but for computer scientists only.
- upgrade from 16 to 18 (now both in 64 bit).
- this option hopefully retains HS devices, events, etc.
What is the very simplest approach possible?
I'd appreciate any help and direction you can provide.
Thanks,
Newbie here, so please be gentle.
I am not a developer, not an expert in Linux (at all); I have an i686 (32bit, I think) Hometroller SEL running Lubuntu 14.?? with HS3PRO.
I went to install conbee/phoscon only to realize that it required 64bit, so after investigating I noticed that the Lubuntu install that I have is quite old - so I figured good time to upgrade.
I started reading and there's far too much out there (and too advanced) to choose the right approach from the start. So I need a helping hand.
I only have a few devices so I don't need a dedicated windows or linux machine to run HS3. The hometroller does fine.
These are the two options I've gathered so far:
Option 1:
- format the hometroller and do a fresh install of Lubuntu v18.
- kill all homeseer events, devices, etc.
- install HS3PRO
- reinstate tar backup of HS directory
Option 2:
- upgrade to Lubuntu 16 (from 14) but onto 64bit. - is this even possible? I read "yes" but for computer scientists only.
- upgrade from 16 to 18 (now both in 64 bit).
- this option hopefully retains HS devices, events, etc.
What is the very simplest approach possible?
I'd appreciate any help and direction you can provide.
Thanks,