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This is something we are working on.

Feature Request: Cloud Configuration Backup & Restore It would be great if HexOS could optionally back up the full system configuration to the user's HexOS account. When installing HexOS on a new boot drive or migrating to new hardware, users could simply sign in and choose "Restore from Account Backup" to automatically restore all system settings. This could include: Storage pool configuration Shares and permissions Users and groups Apps and app settings Scheduled tasks Network settings (where appropriate) Other TrueNAS configuration The feature should be optional, allowing users to enable or disable automatic cloud backups and manually create restore points if desired. This would make disaster recovery and hardware migration much simpler, eliminate the need to manually export/import configuration files, and provide a smoother experience for users while keeping HexOS true to its goal of making NAS management easy.

more new app curations Read more about it here https://docs.hexos.com/en/release-notes/command-deck/2026-07-26

Hello, @carter22 If you'd like to setup a Google Meet call please DM me. Give me days and times in Central Standard Time and we'll do a call and see if we can figure out your issue. Thank you

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Here I am a few months later and seems the dream is starting to come true. I was getting pissed off at Plex and set up jellyfin in 3 minutes and had it working all from my phone on my recliner with my wife in my lap.

Hi, when i created my pool I wasn't asked how to name it, HexOS decided it would be "HDDs". How to change that? I want to create a second pool and I'd like to have different names. "HDDs" and "HDDs-1" aren't really good names....

Jellyfin is now a curated app on HexOS. To install home assistant go to your HexOS deck > Apps > Curated > Jellyfin > Install. Find out more on our documentation site: https://docs.hexos.com/features/apps/

I ran into the issue that my boot drive was corrupted and I had to restore my HexOS install from scratch. I found posts that said basically just reinstall it but nothing that explained the process. I had several issues, when I reinstalled HexOS it wanted to wipe my raid, once i disconnected the raid and went through the initial setup, I had no shares. So I wanted to document this so that others with this issue find a solution instead trying to rename and recreate shares and move data between datasets. This was done after I figured out a process for doing this so sorry if I missed any steps. Step 1. Remove the bad boot drive. Step 2: Disconnect the Raid drives. Step 3: Install your new boot drive and usb HexOS install media. Step 4: Follow the standard install process, including setting your admin account and claiming your server. When you finish the setup you will not have any disks so you will name your server and just continue. Step 5: Shutdown the system. Step 6: Reconnect your raid drives and boot up. Step 7: Log in to the TrueNAS gui by going to the IP address of your server in the browser and using the credentials you set up during install Username: truenas_admin Password: <whatever you entered at install>. Step 8: Go to Storage Tab and select Import Pool. 9: Select your pool from the drop down it should be named 'HDDs' and select Import. It will take a few minutes to import and complete. At this point the storage should be detected in HexOS and you should be able to start creating shares, but your existing folders and shares will not have returned. To get your shares back you must recreate them by renaming your datasets and naming them back as follows: Step 1: Under Datasets you can find all of your existing data on the RAID. Find the Dataset you want to restore in HEXOS and note the name. Step 2: Back in HexOS go to the Folder tab and select 'New Folder' Note: you may want to recreate your old users manually or create your folders with public access and recreate the users and add permissions later. Step 3: Create a new folder with the same name as the Dataset but add a 1 (In this case 'Plex1'). Make sure to keep the array the same 'HDDs; and give it the permissions you want (this can be adjusted later). Step 4: Back in TrueNAS go to Shares and select the edit button on the 'Plex1' share, depending on screen resolution you may need to scroll the horizontal scroll bar to the right. Step 5: In the side bar remove the '1' from the Path or use the drop down to select the original shared folder, then click into the Name field which should auto update and remove the 1. Step 6 Scroll down and click 'Save' and you will be prompted to restart the SMB service, do this and your share should be updated. Step 7: Navigate to the dataset tab select the 'Plex1' dataset and click delete on the right side. It will make you confirm by typing the whole dataset path. Step 8: When this is done you should be able to refresh the folders tab on the HexOS page and see the updated folder name (it took a minute to refresh for me). Redo this for each share that you wish to recreate. Once I did this and set up the users and permissions correctly, other servers I used to connect to my shares started working seamlessly. I didn't experience this but I can imagine you may run into some permissions issues since the new users in HexOS could have different IDs than before. Unfortunately you would need to manually adjust permissions on the files and folders. P.S. I imagine minutes after posting this someone will tell me I am dumb and should have done it this way, or someone else posted better over here. If that's the case let me know and Ill point to a better example, but when I needed help I couldn't find it.