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This roughly describes the process I use to dump my old CDs to image files while attempting to retain as much of the original data as possible.
This guide is very terminal oriented but it should remain accessible.
This covers mostly data cds such as games and software, and has mixed
Since ESPHome doesn't actually support the vacuum entity type, much less creating one in Home Assistant, we have to make due with the TuyaMCU features offered.
We create a few buttons, a switch, and sensors, as well as selects for setting mode and speed. Then there's a vacuum template file for Home Assistant to take advantage of this.
In the end, you'll have a vacuum entity in Home Assistant that's fully local, fully ESPHome, but not perfectly-so.
Of note: ESPHome team, 115200 is a valid baudrate for (some) TuyaMCUs. The one in the vacuum does not support 9600 baud. Please stop alerting me to this. Tasmota has figured this out already.
First, let's see how to mount the remote directory. Assume that there is a shared folder over the network at \\192.168.1.1\users\self\shared which is accessible with user myuser and password secret123.
We could mount it manually in /mnt/winshare with:
# mount -t cifs //192.168.1.1/users/self/shared /mnt/winshare -o user=myuser,password=secret123
This should work on your Linux box, because systemd will basically call mount with the same arguments: What (//192.168.1.1/users/self/shared), Where (/mnt/winshare) and Options (user=myuser,password=secret123).
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