Not affiliated with HexOS, but here's a quick analogy to explain what's actually going on behind the curtain for a layman.
HexOS are assembling a car, which is being built on an existing Chassis (TrueNAS) that has over the past 12 months had some pretty significant structural changes. While the changes are good and will make the final car better, it means the development of the car is complicated because the way the seats bolt in, and the size of the windscreens are changing while they're assembling the car.
HexOS said 'This car is still being built, you can use it, but if you need to drive for your job you should wait until HexOS is finished before selling your old car'.
HexOS are in the process of upgrading the driving wheel, figuring out A\C, and putting in the car seats, which keeps them pretty busy. While the car drives, it's not really a production car just yet.
The radio manufacturer decided to change the wiring requirements all of a sudden with the new model they released, so HexOS need to tweak the wiring so the radio keeps working.
All of this is happening while thousands of people are driving the car, and asking when the A\C will work, or when the new seats will be available.
You can fix it by taking the radio out and putting it back in yourself (re-installing Immich)
Or you can wait until they have time to fix the wiring in the back-end, which they will do eventually. A car without a radio still drives.
Again, this is a beta. Stuff will break, and until they reach 1.0, expecting everything to work 100% and non-critical issues to be fixed quickly is just a recipe to be disappointed.
