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No, it does not recover. The Problem is not easy to debug. I now want to build a serial gateway. With that, I am more flexible to test. Maybe to run MySensors on a second raspberry pi with a standard Home Assistant HASS-Os image. Or I check the MySensors network with MyController. At this moment i run the whole system on 64 Bit raspbian, with HA in docker, which is a little bit experimental and i had to fix some lines in the ethernet gateway to compile it for 64 bit. So this is experimental, too.

Hello, finally, ... I had time to test the "Option 2". Because the stock of all shops are empty, I used my old RPI 3 B+. But after all, the CPU runs at 50%. Even the 1 GB ram is half free. The way wasn't as easy as I thought. But now the setup runs pretty good. This steps I had to make: A fresh install of Raspian Lite (I used 64-Bit, if this is needed? I dont know) Installed "Home Assistant Supervised", which runs in a docker. (I found a tutorial based on this informations: https://github.com/home-assistant/supervised-installer) Installed the MySensors Gateway with some changes! (https://www.mysensors.org/build/raspberry) 3b. The manual works fine for 32 Bit raspbian. For 64 Bit you have to edit two files bevor the compile starts. (https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/11456/is-mysensors-rpi-gw-32bit-only/8) In my case i have to change the section for the BCM2837 (= RPI3) as described in the post. Now, I have a clean setup for my smarthome with MySensors Nodes and Zigbee Nodes. The RFM69 ist directly connected to the GPIO of the PI. The power consumption is araound 2 W. Somewhat lower when idle.