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Home Assistant + OpenWRT + Pi-Hole on a Raspberry Pi 4 (lemmy.ca)

submitted 2 years ago by alwaysconfused@lemmy.ca to c/homeassistant@lemmy.world

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My current setup is a TP-Link wireless extender. From that I have my own little network that connects my computer, wireless devices and a Raspberry Pi 4. The RPi4 runs the Home Assistant OS for my small network of lights and switches. The TP-Link extender does not have enough memory to support OpenWRT which means I am dependent on the proprietary android app to configure it.

I thought I could use the integrations in HA to add OpenWRT and Pi-Hole but it looks like those integrations are for communicating with instances and devices not within the HA operating system.

What I was hoping to accomplish was to run HA, OpenWRT and Pi-Hole on the same RPi4 device and re-use the TP-Link extender elsewhere in the house to serve ad-blocked internet that extends beyond my little network of devices.

Would running multiple services like this be too demanding for the RPi4? And if it is possible, where is a good place to start?

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[–] alwaysconfused@lemmy.ca 3 points 2 years ago

So today I learned the difference between an integration and add-on in HA OS. Adguard seems like the most reasonable solution for me.