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@ -46,3 +46,19 @@ If you are already running HassOS, you have the full flavor of Hass.io, and thus
To update via the user interface, go to the Home Assistant frontend, click on **Hass.io** in the sidebar to go into the Hass.io panel. Next, click on the System tab and press the **UPDATE** button in the "Host system" panel. In case the update isn't showing up yet, push the **RELOAD** button on the "Hass.io supervisor" box first, which makes your system look for updates instantly.
Another option is to use our powerful CLI, that is shipped with the SSH add-on. Run the following command to trigger the upgrade: `hassio os update --version 3.7`.
## Update 2019-12-18
After some confusion about the statement of supporting virtual environments and running Hass.io on top of a custom Linux; so let's clarify it.
The supported ways to run Hass.io are documented here: <https://www.home-assistant.io/hassio/installation/>
This also includes running Hass.io on Linux using the [Generic Linux](https://github.com/home-assistant/hassio-installer) installer, which is a supported method.
Hass.io runs partly on your local machine, but for most parts inside multiple containers. All installation types we list, respect this.
If you run VMWare, ProxMox or other virtualization environments, you can use the HassOS OVA/VMDK to run a virtual machine with. Or, if you like to use a Ubuntu VM, that will work with the supported generic Linux installer.
We **DO NOT** support any kind of LXC hacks like listed here: <https://github.com/whiskerz007/proxmox_hassio_lxc>. These setups try to put everything inside a **single** container, [which will cause you issues](https://community.home-assistant.io/t/hassio-installation-on-lxd-lxc-container-ubuntu-18-04/151543/2). Hass.io is not designed to run fully inside a containerized system, like LXC.
We hope this clarifies our earlier statement.