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we love to hear that

I don't think that's the case I just checked my app

unfortunately this is a known issue. the immich storage migration broke so many things. I think immich recommends users on older versions update to an inbetween version before updating to the newest version. which is not something that can be done at this time in truenas easily.

Unfortunately there are 2 version numbers for the apps in the truenas app catalog. The "version" which is what you see in hexos, this is just the iteration of the truenas docker app which has nothing to do with the overall application which is also called "app version" you can see both of these numbers in the truenas interface if you would like but here is a screen shot My "version" is 1.10.12 but that is the same thing as "app version" 2.2.3 so we are not actually behind. i totally get the confusion though and ill be sure to bring it up with the team. Just to clarify a few things Truecharts is a third party app store that afaik shut down and was never compatible with hexos All the apps you see come from the Truenas apps market which i believe is first party to truenas HexOS unfortunately does not have any control over app versions (as much as i wish we did for troubleshooting), this is all truenas

honestly we don't much about when its coming just that it has started development. it was probably more about setting proper expectations that its not gonna come anytime soon. probably best not to build off of beyondRAID since it was slow. slow is bad in so many ways. resilvering is longer, giving drives a longer window where failure would be catastrophic expansion and scrubbing would also take forever. plus don't we all want our systems to be as fast as they could be just a guess but i would assume it has to do with the parity calculations and making sure the zfs stuff works correctly. the forums are here for all your questions so don't be sorry. local interface is definitely still coming. I just don't have an eta to give you.

I'm honestly not too sure, i haven't tried that yet. I imagine it supposed to see the existing config files and work.

yes. keep in mind that how metadata/special vdevs work is that your index for your storage drives (like the table of contents) get added to it, which can speed up things when yo have say 1000s of folders with 1000s of folders in them. They also store all the files below a certain size (can be changed via truenas interface) Also apps created via the hexos interface work exactly the same if created through the truenas interface the way to check would be to run some shell commands in the truenas interface, you would get an output like this steps to check 1) enter truenas interface 2)enter the systems tab on the bottom left 3) enter shell 4) type "sudo zpool iostat -v <name of pool>" 5) itll ask for a password, your keystrokes don't show as a security feature 5) add a bunch of small files to your pool 6) run the command again and check if the special vdev increased in size.

i believe there is a skip setup button now. i would skip setup and then go into truenas to adopt your existing pool

i would try going into the truenas ui and trying the update again

hexos will not show the drives as used as support for special vdev in the hexos interface was never added. once a special vdev is added to a pool, their use is automatic. You don't have to worry about hexos seeing or not seeing it correctly.

check out this link here if and click the keep existing datasets tabs if you want to use the old storage locations https://docs.immich.app/install/truenas/#migration

yeah immich recently depreciated the old storage configuration unfortunately.

apple silicon seems amazing and sometimes i can't shut up about how it would be amazing if i could run a home lab on apple silicon or apple comes out with a gaming handheld. looking forward to hearing what hardware you end up on. most important piece of advice is before you commit to your parts list, you should post it here and see if anyone has any recommendations. so many little things to keep in mind that are non factors when building say a gaming pc.

i can ask around but no promises

im glad you were able to get hexos up and running. yeah it seems like quite an involved process to add drivers. i'll probably hold off on it for now.

hmm at this time these options can only be done in truenas ui. i would imagine at least some of the options should come into hexos ui but i will check in with the team for you

here are some low power server builds (not necessarily on hexos/truenas) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LHvT2fRp7I6Hf18LcSzsNnjp10VI-odvwZpQZKv_NCI/edit?gid=0#gid=0 These are just some general things to keep in mind you can can expect each hdd and ssd to add 2-7w at idle. not using a discrete gpu will save you 10-20w at idle keeping peripherals unplugged (monitor, keyboard, mouse) help a bit old amd cpus have trouble if c states are enabled. (c states are kinda sorta low power modes) fan power draw ads up skip the rgb

i would love to hear about this process. That seems weird. I also have an unsupported nic and on 2nd or third boot i just added a usb nic without issue. That said there might be a couple workarounds that might work for you, if your first boot theory is true. plug in your boot drive to a pc with a supported nic and reinstall once you setup your custom driver you can move the boot drive to your server borrow a usb nic for first boot

its actually that the app must NOT be in a stopped state. its a silly error but you can resolve it by running the app and then once it is running starting the update

you're welcome. Keep in mind if you setup the newest version of truenas (at this time) you would have to wipe your storage once you install hexos.

its been a while since i created an installer to check whats on it and i can't find mind at this moment but its normal for os installer usbs to have multiple partitions

Yup its from the hexos.com domain. Try checking all the email addresses you use. Unless you deleted the email or didn't end up purchasing it you should have something.

yup never blindly trust ai, I don't mind using ai as a starting point, just gotta always make sure to verify for anything important.

hmm its not something i've looked into for a while let me check with someone else.