The x86 ha_van stayed behind on wayback at the port (9bf1420 dropped
ha/ and its DNAT/lease); with the hub moved and the Pi owning
10.42.0.0/24, HA follows. New domain XML: machine=virt + AAVMF EFI,
virtio-scsi HAOS 18.1 aarch64 image, 2 GiB (data restored from an HA
full backup — the x86 qcow2 can't cross architectures). Same MAC, so
the dnsmasq pin (10.42.0.50 / "homeassistant") and the legacy
10.42.0.1:8123 DNAT + br0 hairpin port back verbatim.
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The USB hub (5GHz + 2.4GHz AP dongles, Starlink + LAN RTL8153s) moves over
from wayback; MAC-derived wlx*/enx* names travel with it, so hostapd/
networkd/cockpit configs are unchanged. Pi diffs only: failover WAN list
(wlan0 wifi 100, eth0 150, starlink USB 200, Koodo 300), cpu_thermal
sensor, bcm2835 watchdog 10s, no HA DNAT/lease, and deploy.sh drops
battery/lid/heartbeat/ZT-dns. Netplan reference in ap/50-van-wan.yaml.
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The VM lived on libvirt's default NAT net (192.168.122.50) behind a
/etc/libvirt/hooks/network hook that inserted FORWARD accepts above
libvirt's REJECT. libvirtd restarts re-inserted its chains on top
without firing the hook, silently cutting clients off from HA.
Now the VM's NIC (virtio, was e1000) bridges into br0: pinned lease
10.42.0.50 / name 'homeassistant' via van-ap dnsmasq, mDNS discovery
works, and no firewall hook can rot. Legacy http://10.42.0.1:8123
kept working via DNAT + same-subnet hairpin masquerade. Hook, libvirt
DHCP reservation, and iptables rules removed; domain XML in ha/.
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Add a wired LAN port on the same 10.42.0.0/24 segment as VanLink WiFi by
bridging both into br0. The gateway IP, dnsmasq, and NAT move off the wlan name
onto br0; hostapd (not networkd) enslaves the wlan via bridge=br0, since a
station-mode wlan can't be bridged until it's in AP mode. NM leaves the wired
port unmanaged so networkd owns it. Failover/Starlink (enxd8ec5eeb3512)
untouched.
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