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I took my SD card out of the rpi to reinstall home assistant. Terribly annoyed because I had no backup of my configuration.
When reinstalling my SD I found out it was the ethernet cable that wasn't plugged in.
I should really make a dd image of my card for the Pi I use for all my switch serial connections.
I am so afraid of an SD card dying and killing my HA so I have a HD setup. I have one good SD card of the 10’s of cards I have killed and it is now running my ssh honey pot on a pi 0 2.
Yeah, that was the last iteration of the setup. I had two SD's break before I figured out they aren't suited for running high read/write systems. Lessons learned during homelabbing.