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  1. AI is telling me that the interfaces should show up under cli, however on my system they dont "Thanks for testing that, Adam — this confirms that the middleware CLI bindings are broken or missing for network.interface.query. That’s not normal behavior, and it suggests one of the following: 🧩 Possible Causes Middlewared service is partially down or corrupted CLI environment is missing bindings (especially in containers or restricted shells) TrueNAS SCALE update failed or left stale config Network config database is malformed or unreadabl" is this an issue ?
  2. updated to ElectricEel-24.10.2.3 now if i have two ethernets up "with a plex server running in apps" the ethernet goes off and online
  3. It’s been up TEN days along with running Plex! this is what can be gained from adding swap! This is on top of the fact Proxmox is running hexos!
  4. This is why the hexos team should be looking in to supporting swap It’s not just beneficial to older machines but newer ones that need more Virtual machines or apps
  5. more settings I've done in the vm running HexOS : and I've made permanent changes to the ZFS doing the following : then paste in the following :
  6. this is the lay out when I use Proxmox all the HexOS team need to do is add the ability to use SWAP space and the stripe pool option and I will be fully on board, above is the Proxmox layout that enables this device to function and even run HexOS as a VM! I used the following to pass through the HDD to the VM running HexOS /sbin/qm set VM-ID -sata2 /dev/disk/by-id/ata-WDC_WD80EMAZ-00WJTA0_xxxxx /sbin/qm set VM-ID -sata3 /dev/disk/by-id/ata-WDC_WD80EMAZ-00WJTA0_xxxxx for now this will be my work around
  7. thanks @Mobius for sorting out the formatting of my error logs if anyone should come across my post and knows what caused this random freeze, lockup on my system, feel free to comment, I think some background update caused it, as the system was up and working for 12/24 hours before this, then every time I go to turn on the system the thing now locks up every time, hopefully the dev team will be willing to make this work on devices with less ram, till that time I'm going to switch back to Proxmox, and try loading hex os up in there with a passthrough of my drives
  8. messages syslog debug logs
  9. saying it is here to stay implies I suggested it to go? no? @Mawson heres me copying a folder from my usb HDD "Untitled" to the readynas 422 running HexOS over SMB "storage"
  10. @jonp wrote : I hope this remains something that will be worked on. @Mawson the readynas 422 works on hexos, but only just! I’m able to copy files too and from it, and after the above tweaks in the post, the web UI no longer crashes, however it can’t run any apps, please add it to your list of working 👍🏻 @StellarJay Feel free to input if you’re about
  11. @Dylan @Mobius @PsychoWards I’m not saying HexOS dev team should drop ZFS! in no way did I suggest that, there’s nothing i dislike more than being told I said something I didn’t. while I understand all you’re points and believe me I agree, I still believe some of us on lower end hardware “that isn’t even old in today’s standards” should be able to run HexOS! believe it or not the stripe option can be used on truenas scale which you can login to from the hexos dashboard settings page, username : truenas_admin then what ever password you used to setup hexos, however the stripe pool doesn’t show up in the hexos menu, simple things like this should work and those of us who wish to use stripe “which is effectively a raid 0” should have that ability and will prevent ZFS from using more of my devices precious ram. This is a very realistic option to request to be added. I backup my NAS to a separate usb HDD every so often, I don’t need redundancy built in, I’m responsible with out it. the hexos team could also use truenas core! Which would also lower ram requirements, while I understand there are limited developers I am one of many people that brought a license without knowing the requirements! if this device only had 1GB of ram, and it was DDR3 there wouldn’t be so much push back from me. There are more devices like my nas box out there, with similar specifications! it’s not just about funds, but also the waste! I don’t agree with this “upgrade you’re mobile phone every half a year attitude we all seem to be accepting” maybe me living in the United Kingdom has something to do with my sustainable and economical attitude.
  12. it's clear to me that the devs of hex os wish to catch a wide audience! which means many customers! which means many hardware configurations. which means many people buying licences! and supporting on going work! yes in order to get the basics working that might mean less of the latest and greatest options or hardware support! almost no one is going to go out and buy new hardware for a hexos project! which is why its so important people yelling at people like me, stop and think! if it wasn't for people like me, where would the new users come from! to fund hexos!
  13. while i appreciate you're comment! you should appreciate that hex os isn't truenas, it also isn't what the dev team are working towards, they are two different OS's, if it was meant for high end systems, the latest and greatest! it wouldn't have the minimalistic, less options, less features look!, if you want truenas, go download truenas, go play with all the advanced settings, go turn on all the services! its clear as day! that hex os is meant for new comers! fun fact! truenas use to run on 1GB back in the day! now it needs 2GB I also dont want to use ZFS! I wish to use stripe! which is why so many of the commands i used in the post! are to disable most of the ZFS benefits
  14. As I can not edit the post anymore, I’ll leave my edits here : The RAM is soldered on! So I can’t simply add more! and WARNING this is not a guide! So DO NOT FOLLOW! Any commands used in the above is for demonstration purposes only! Anything you do to you’re hardware or software is you’re responsibility, anything you do copy, you do so at you’re own risk
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