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there is a short back up restore process to follow HexOS deck > Settings > TrueNAS In the truenas ui of original ssd. systems tab on left side of screen advanced settings from the systems menu click on manage configuration download configuration What to do with new ssd install hexos during the claiming process when asked if hexos should configure your storage drives, use the skip button in the truenas ui go back to manage configuration in advanced settings upload the config file from system 1 go to storage tab in truenas ui select import pool and follow the prompts.

Unfortunately because of how TrueNAS is designed the boot drive cannot be used as part of a storage pool. I don't imagine this will change anytime soon if ever. Currently your options are 1) leave things how they are 2) get a new smaller drive 16gb-256gb and install hexos on to that and repurpose your 1tb ssd 3) <Advanced & unsupported use-case> install hexos on to a partitioned virtual drive via proxmox

that's an interesting situation let me check into that for you

Thanks for the screenshots. I checked your server without changing anything. The drive shown is part of your storage pool, and its saved Thorough test passed with an age warning. A Thorough test checks the drive without erasing it. A Full test writes across the entire drive and erases its contents, so HexOS blocks it on drives that are already part of a pool. The confusing part is on our side: the report recommends a Full test even though this drive cannot safely run one, then shows an unhelpful error. I have recorded that for correction. This is separate from TrueNAS removing its SMART scheduling interface. Drive testing is still available in HexOS. You do not need to remove any drives, change your pool, or repeat the passed test to clear this message. We have made a fix to ensure that the thorough test is only available on drives not attached to a drive pool, since it deletes them as it tests.

seems like the custom update was not yet implemented in the the official version of HexOS yet. alternatively you can delete the jellyfin app while leaving "Also remove application settings and config files" unchecked and then reinstall via custom install it will not delete the data from you current jellyfin installation and you will be able to pick up from where you left off

You would not lose access to HexOS however there MAY be features of HexOS that do not work as intended as well as bugs.

You can try modifying the hexos install script and custom installing to remove the folders you don't want. it should be as simple as removing a few lines in the ensure directories exist and storage sections of the install script

@mill3000 I can confirm it is fixed. thread can be closed, thank you.

If you installed our curation of jellyfin the self healing function of HexOS may be bringing back those datasets. They are not created until you create them manually or install a curated app that uses those datasets it is not currently possible

Can you check your settings > default locations try setting your default locations to somewhere else and then delete the ones you don't use

Please add the iso date format as an option YYYY-MM-DD. I was so excited when I saw there were date options and then so disappointed it did not include the subjectively objectively best date format. Details can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 Thanks

We no longer share the Applications folder on SMB by default. I will float the idea of setting new system shares as private by default with the team.

At this time I'm not aware of any plans to do that but the scope of HexOS is constantly expanding

We'll add this to the list. Thanks for your suggestion.