I decided I wanted a Z-Wave network and I got a ZST39, a couple smart plugs, and a couple of outdoor sensors. I thought the touted long range would be useful considering the size of my property.
The ZST39 LR is detected but I couldn’t seem to get anything included.
I am on a Raspberry Pi 3 b+ raised from the RPi imaging tool.
I am reading some documentation and it suggests I should edit /boot/config.txt to add the line dtoverlay=disable-bt.
So I connected a keyboard and monitor and I see this CLI but I try nano /boot/config.txt and ha says no.
How do I proceed?
If I were to add this would it disable bluetooth or something? Maybe I don’t want to disable bluetooth.
BTW HA first complained my ZST39 firmware needed to be updated. I resisted but finally started that process. HA reported the firmware as 1.20. I installed Simplicity Studio on my PC and it was such a hog I had to uninstall Adobe Creative Cloud and Corel Draw and move some large personal files off the C: partition to get SS5 and all the SDKs installed. I finally got the latest firmware on the stick and HA reports it as 1.50 now, but that didn’t make the thing work any better.
I’m actually suspecting it works but Z-Wave JS isn’t really working with it properly. I was using QR codes to add devices and it looked successful but devices were not appearing in the UI. I enabled debug logging and I’m not sure but I think it showed successful inclusions.
Sorry for the long post. At least this is keeping my mind off other upsetting things.
How can I edit /boot/config.txt?
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