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It seems to have happened after the latest HexOS update. This is what the UI looks like here. It's the same for General, Access, Options and Encruption. I've tried to clear the browser cache. I'm running Microsoft Edge.

Does anyone have any experience with this one? GitHub - KaiHongTan/truenas-printserver · GitHub

I was just about to start my journey into the HexOS/TrueNAS ecosystem until I realized I also use my current Media server/NAS as a network print server. The printer is a Brother HL-2035 connected via USB to the server, and then serving the printer as a shared printer on the network. Are there any easy ways to do that with HexOS/TrueNAS?

All very good info. I already have a 1 Gbit PCI-e Intel NIC on the server because of bad experiences even on Windows with the realtek NIC that is built in😂

Before I take the plunge to HexOS on my current NAS server: Intel 4770K 24 GB DDR3 RAM LSI M5015 HBA (up to 8 disks) Boot drive: Samsung 850 EVO - 250 GB SSD 8x Seagate IronWolf 2 TB Windows Server 2022 When I move over the disk controller will change to a Lenovo 430-16i LSI 9400-16i SATA / SAS3416 HBA Controller 12G in IT Mode Right now the machine is used as my video and music media server via Emby, and that won't change when i move to HexOS. Services I will add will probably be: Immich NextCloud Is there anything I should be aware of when it comes to the boot drive? I read somewhere a cache drive is recommended and the boot drive should be at least 500 GB. Is that requirement or just a "nice to have"? When HexOS has been installed on the machine can you somehow de-autorize it from the machine so the license can be used on a new machine if needed in the future?

Thank you both for the answers. I'll look into it and start saving up for both the drive fra a complete backup of my media data and the HBA card for future HexOS use.

Right now I have system running: Intel 4770K 16 GB DDR3 RAM LSI M5015 HBA (up to 8 disks) with a PCI-E Extender card (so it was ready for up to 16 disk total) running in RAID 6 8x Seagate IronWolf 2 TB Windows 2022 I’m planning to switch to HexOS once it’s closer to final (I grabbed a license back when they were cheap). Before that, I’ll need to back up my current media, which I already have plans for. How well does HexOS/TrueNAS Scale handle major hardware upgrades (CPU, motherboard, RAM) after switching? And what’s the cheapest HBA that can support up to 16 drives in IT-mode?