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Yes you can ignore it for now. I beleive we fixed this in dev but not sure when it will be pushed out. Might come with a host of other things.

Check this out! https://docs.hexos.com/blog/2026-06-18.html

Here is the video of the AnyRAID talk. How does it work? Shortcomings? Benifits? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEXPQMw5BiQ

I'm not on the apps team, but I think that if the app you are installing is popular in the TrueNAS catalog, it will probably have a curated app at some point. It could be days or months from now. We don't publish them because things happen like last week where we were about to publish the app and found out the app itself has a problem with it. If you want an app today that you don't have and you feel capable or want to spend the time on it, then just follow the Nike slogan and JUST DO IT! Learning how to use TrueNAS is a great thing for the crew who is in our forums. The ones who like to be in here are likely the ones who can figure this out and make themselves better for it. If we come out with a curitaed version, well that's just part of playing the game. We want this to help people who need it most. So, things like gaming server apps come after the other apps that are more geared to replace the Googles, Apples, Netflix, and so on that have monthly fees. When it comes to the vision of the product, we have so many opportunities that it's just the time to implement it with our small team. We've already said buddy backups are next and it's coming this year. Then VMs, and once that is done we have a list to choose from. Sometimes things change so we don't want to say this is what's next. TrueNAS went back and forward with how they ran the vms over the last few years, which is why we pushed it.

@NASI see where you are coming from and will mention it to the team however at this time the best solution I can offer you is To DM me whenever you would like your posts edited and I will happily help you with that.

Continuing the promise to double our curations, we are releasing 2 more curations. Linkwarden - Linkwarden helps you collect, read, annotate, and fully preserve what matters, all in one place. Memos - A timeline for quick notes, daily logs, links, and snippets.

The blog post really does a great job of describing the sense of overwhelm one might get jumping into a new and powerful ecosystem. There are so many rabbit holes to run down and it can get discouraging pretty fast. My feelings have always been that for something that is so routine as setup it shouldn't be so hard, and I'm glad you guys tackled it head on.

Unfortunately this is application dependent so I can't give you a one size fits all solution at this time but we are looking into simplifying the process in the future If an app's storage locations have not changed, simply clicking the reset curation button will take care of it. We generally do not move storage locations unless the app itself requires the change like when immich modified it's storage schema.

Had another meeting with IX (TrueNAS) and they take owership that it's their issue. They think it is somewhat resolved in TrueNAS version 26 but we gave them users diag files they submitted to use plus screenshots we took during troubleshooting. We see an issue with it and IPv6 that we informed them about. They have our ticket. We'd like to get this resolved as well.

Hello, It seems the after the update some systems on reboot are reaching out to our server so it doesn't know your there. Try the following. Login to TrueNAS interface. Left side select "system". Then after screen refreshes select "shell" from the list. Paste in the following command. Can't use normal short cuts Will need to use Shift + Insert Key for pasting. sudo python /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/middlewared/scripts/vendor_service.py If that works within about 1 min you should be able to go to deck.hexos.com and see your server or claim it.

We aren't planning to curate every application. Some of the apps don't make sense for us to curate. For example whoogle is broken and no longer in development However we are definitely going to keep curating more applications.

I agree. Over time we'll be able to fill in both the Egress and backup in general with your system and to other systems along with the app backup and update for our curated apps. All this takes time. The price will go up over time but when we have the features you need is the best time to buy.

The limited number of temperature values is intentional, as far as TrueNAS is concerned. https://forums.truenas.com/t/truenas-scale-24-10-2-is-now-available/32410/2 i5-1240P has 12 physical cores, where 4 are performance cores with SMT that brings the total logical cores to 16. This means the expected (and shown) behavior is 12 temperature values and 16 usage values.

This is very cool. It might be TrueNAS not seeing a temp on those other cores due to some issue. HexOS just takes the TrueNAS information and puts it on our graph. As the new version of TrueNAS comes out and HexOS offers the update for them maybe this will just resolve itself. I looked up the model and it's a pretty cool little NAS.

This is something we are working on.

Continuing the promise to double our curations, we are releasing 3 more curations. Mealie - Mealie is an intuitive and easy to use recipe management app. PairDrop - PairDrop is a cross-platform file transferring app. SnapOtter - SnapOtter (currently) is a image modifying toolkit.

if you go into truenas and go into apps then select hexos and then edit there should be a setting called LOCAL_TN_PORT and just change that to whatever you set truenas' HTTPS port to

I don't know if others are feeling this but I'll say my piece, I'm glad to see more app curations coming up now and saw there's a beta program, but it's a bit frustrating that beyond the occasional blog posts I don't really know what's coming up in the near future and to plan accordingly. Note, I'm NOT talking about exact timescales or that I want something faster. It's not an issue about whether a particular curated app will come next week or next year. The issue is that there's no specifics on what's being considered and any ballpark about which order they'll come in or how far off they are. So I have absolutely no idea what's worth holding off on for a little while because a curated app of it might come up imminently, or what isn't planned for curation any time soon (or at all) and that it might be worth diving into Truenas UI and setting up myself with the help of some AI. As one or two examples, I setup Navidrome myself in Truenas about a month or so ago myself....and then it got added to the curated app list just a week after that. Now I'm going to just leave that as-is and hope it doesn't cause any issues since I don't want to risk migrating anything and losing settings or metadata. On the other hand, there are a few apps I'm looking to setup (e.g. frigate, romm, audiobookshelf, mealie, papra, jdownloarder2) and some can be very complex and time consuming to figure out, so I don't know if I should wait or go ahead on spending hours on these. As a few examples of other projects I've seen where they give this kind of granular detail (without timeframes, and while being upfront of what is also not being considered or what is a maybe): Obsidian Roadmap - Obsidian Roadmap | MacroFactor Roadmap | Immich Roadmap 2022 — present | Notesnook

I'm not sure which apps are on the list but I'm not aware of any that are Game Servers as of yet.

Power on could be from an other device with Wake-on-LAN or within the BIOS. Spinning down is a pain. It doesn't work for me anymore since TrueNAS removed S.M.A.R.T settings. Shutdown is the easiest: A cronjob I write about my journey in this blog post: https://www.crazy-memorys.ch/IfixedIT/?p=476

Everything may last longer when you keep them in within a certain temp range. I've seen a lot of things over time for hard drives. The issue the better you cool the drives the more you give up. In data centers fans are running full speed most the time. In a house you usually don't want all that noise. We like hot swap bays so it's easy to replace a drive but that means you got drives right next to each out sharing all the head each drive make. I've seen 5 inch drive bay adapters for hard drive that turn a 3.5 inch drive into a 5 inch size drive which is 1.5 inches of heat sync around the drive to give the drive the best way to cool down with air cooling. I've purchased it and ran it in a server for years like this. You can't have this and make it hotswapable. Had to shutdown the server and open it up and unscrew it all to replace drives. I didn't have any fail which is the point of it but when increasing the size you have a lot more work to do. Thanks for posting your request. If there was a tool like this we'd think about adding it. Thanks

Not too familiar with itunes Media server but you are able to connect a Mac to a nas having the nas appear as a storage drive. Personally i use jellyfin on my server and infuse on my Apple tv to run my media server

We are currently experiencing an outage of services at deck.hexos.com. We are working on the issue and will report back once services have been restored.

As of 6:10 PM CST on 6/8/2026 services have been restored.

i just tested my 25.10.3 - Goldeye .with a 3050 6gb on oculink and was able to pass through the card on 25.10.3 , this is with an AMD igpu 780M , jellyfin was set to transcode with nvenc set and i set it to point to /dev/dri/renderD129 /renderd128 would have been the 780M for my configuration at least. im using a hdmi emulatator dummy plug on the 3050 I have a 5060 ti 16gb i could replace it with i could retest with jellyfin if this might help

Follow up, @shpligthe updated driver's removed support for non-RTX cards as I understood so 10xx series and below no longer work with containers/apps but should still work with virtual machines because you install the drivers in the virtual machine and just have to make sure the card is passed through. @CosmoI am hoping the TrueNAS 26.1 update will address my specific card compatibility. A thread on the TrueNAS forum seems to suggest that NVidia driver 570. 172.08 is what shipped with Goldeye 25.10 and comparing that against the earliest Linux driver for the 5060 Ti on the NVidia website shows a driver version of 570.211.01. Long story short, I think this card just missed the boat on support but according to a recent TrueNAS blog post 26.1 adds NVidia driver 590.48 which means it'll definitely be supported on the next major HexOS release

With all the other apps curated so far it would be awesome to see nginx curated for DNS and HTTPS resolving. It already exists in truenas scale as Nginx Proxy Manager. This would allow hex os users to access their apps externally without VPN hosting, to resolve DNS requests and utilize https.

So I use a host vpn on my firewall/router to remotely access my server (I have never used tailscale but I think it does the same thing, right?). With nginx+DNS registar+SSL cert you would not need to host a vpn you could could acess it like other website. The use case for example is for non-tech savi remote family members who do not understand vpns or networking, they wouldn't have to fiddle with ovpn or wg files, or more accurately you wouldnt need to have to try to walk them through it over the phone. Your server services would work like any other website/app they are used to. Secondly there are some apps that I've found that https is a requirement.

We push updates out now in the UI/UX itself too every time we do one. Check your notifications.

Cloudflare is awesome, and I definitely want to see native support for Tunnels. It is fairly simple for a technical person to setup but it would be nice to have a wrapper within HexOS for like a one-click setup. Basically you buy a domain in Cloudflare, link your account to HexOS and it will perform the necessary config to setup the tunnel, route application services to your domain, and apply ACLs based on what you already have in HexOS. Although, you do need a domain to use Cloudflare Zero Trust. Tailscale is another option, and does not require a domain to use. As of right now the docker app already runs great. I imagine they could add a simple wizard—the current setup process has a lot of options but only requires an auth key to be set for it to work.