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Hi all, Big news! I’m spending this weekend reviewing the preview build for our Q2 update (final sanity and bug checks). Did a cursory preview today with the team and they really knocked it out of the park! Next week this update will be live along with the ability to natively update the OS to 24.10.2.2 and we will also be publishing a new ISO for this build as well. Expect a blog with even more info. Just wanted to share this exciting news with everyone! I have a busy weekend ahead of me….

No need to reinstall from the iso. When the update is out you’ll just see it when you login to deck. The OS update can then be applied from within the deck and all it will require when done is a restart of the server.

Update: As of 6/23, we have updated the ISO available in our READ ME FIRST post to the 24.10.2.2 version. New users installing with this version should NOT be affected by the issue documented below. Hi all, As of June 1st, attempts to install or update apps via either the HexOS or TrueNAS interface (running on 24.10.0.0) will fail. Users affected by this issue are welcome to install the 24.10.2.2 update via the TrueNAS interface to immediately resolve this issue. Our sincerest apologies to anyone currently affected by this. In the next two weeks, we will be publishing our Q2 update which will include the ability to update your underlying HexOS version to run on TrueNAS SCALE 24.10.2.2. Sincerest Regards, Jon

Much excite!

Yes we see this as well and it was a misreading on the update notes on our part. The q2 update is going to be out soon which will enable OS updates. In the meantime users that feel comfortable updating via the TrueNAS UI can go to 24.10.2.2. This should not break any current functionality with command deck, but please let us know if you see anything.

I think this is especially important during a beta where we're encouraged to not have production level expectations. If I'm supposed to test out HexOS, the lower the bar to try, the better. I don't want to tear down and split a real NAS or build a second to test. Let me take a little 1 drive used mini PC and let me mess about.

I'm in favor of making it possible to add a one-drive pool. However, it should be a solution suitable for multiple user groups. Users like @theking8713 know what they're doing and should have the option to create a pool with a single disk and disable warnings. Less experienced users, on the other hand, should be made aware of the risks of a one-disk pool. Creating such a pool shouldn't be too easy either, as the risk of data loss is significantly higher compared to multi-disk pools.