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      Raspberry Pi Zero W gateway + NRF24L01+ Radio + MQTT - Radio failing
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      mioim

      For plan A (Raspi gateway) I am still waiting for the new radio modules. I'm not scrapping this plan yet... Regarding plan B (ethernet gateway), I am still confused regarding which pins to use and how to make it in the sketch: On the left are the pins used in the Ethernet Gateway page, with a nano, a W5100 and the NRF24L01+ radio. Also, the MY_RF24 and MY_SOFT_SPI commands in the original sketch. On the right, the RF-NANO, W5500 and the NRF24L01+ radio I am trying to use. The pins of the radio are fixed, as both are in the same module: Is the following correct? (#1) the MY_RF24_CS_PIN is now pin 9 while MY_RF24_CE_PIN is the default one of the nano (pin 10, SS?) so it can be ommited (?). (#2) the W5500 pins are the ones that have to be moved now. MISO, MOSI and SCK are going to pins 16, 15 and 14 with MY_SOFT_SPI (I am assuming the W5500 supports software SPI, I read yesterday that not all modules do) (#3) where and how goes the SS pin of the W5500??? MY_SOFT_SPI_CE_PIN exists? Is this what you mean with your comment, @neverdie? All this is really exciting, but I still have a lot to learn. Apologies again for the 'dumb' questions...
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      HASSIO Raspberry Pi + RF-NANO. Am I doing it right?
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      nikosk

      I’m running Home Assistant with NRF24L01 with no problems at all. But I have manually installed it on Raspbian for that exact reason. You could do nothing by yourself when using HASSIO. It’s extremely easy to install it manually but not sure how easy it would be to migrate your existing environment. It may be worth it though. You get your freedom to do whatever you want with your Raspberry, back.