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I have always purchased new exos drives from ebay. My last batch came straight from seagate themselves.

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ahh i totally misread yeah you should be good then

Next cloud has already been curated by HexOS

this method likely wouldn't work well for you because your original pool is only 2 drives. Expandable pools require to originally made with 3 or more drives. @PsychoWards's solution is likely the best, plug them all in at the same time and then copy over your data.

this is correct however there is one more limitation, only pools that consist of 3 or more storage drives can be expanded. 2 drive pools have no option for expansion 3+ drive pools can be expanded with drives of the same or larger capacity of the smallest drive in the pool yes if you have a pool that has 4 drives you can add another later to increase the pool size, giving you more space

Seems like this might require some more hands on support. I sent you a dm

https://docs.hexos.com/troubleshooting/common-issues/ImmichMigration.html

you may need to do an immich migration depending on how old of a version of immich you are using

At this time we are only curating applications that are available on the truenas app catalog and seems like matrix/synapse is not on the catalog at this time. I suggest you reach out to the developer of the app and request they submit their app to the truenas app catalog. Instructions on how they can do so can be found at https://github.com/truenas/apps/blob/master/CONTRIBUTIONS.md

It is most likely because of one of two reasons. your redis and postgres passwords are not the same (It can be found on the original machine in the truenas ui when you edit the app) or your postgres version for immich is different (it can also be found the same way) Chances are if you first installed immich a long time ago and did a manual migration back then we would have to do a fresh install for you. If either of the follow doesn't work for you Dm me with your availability and timezone and we can have a support meeting.

pretty much no it is not mandatory, there is a skip function when you first setup hexos. If you aren't planning to keep using your original server with hexos you can un-claim it and then activate your license on the new server.

the simplest way is to move the boot drive and storage drives to the new machine but since you arent reusing any parts we will have to take a different approach. you are probably going to have to look into zfs replication

The team has previously mentioned that they may also provide a subscription service for additional features that have ongoing costs

can you try doing this