Rampage0220

I did miss this before I got around to it. I ended up reinstalling. I was able to migrate all my data off since it was in read only to save my self a headache of reorganizing all of it, then set it back up and moved data back onto it. This time I took a trueNAS backup so this cannot happen again. Thank you for your time and help!

When booting the system I get an error for Kernel Panic, mentions something about unable to mount zfs and having a kernel offset. When it boots I have the option to boot into 4 different HexOS versions, all of them have the same issue. I kept the main install drive untouched so I can trouble shoot on it, I had the idea of using another spare drive to reinstall HexOS and within the TrueNAS interface see if my data is alright, and it seems to be. Using zpool I can mount it, but only as read only, if I change read only off it crashes. The last time my HexOS system was working as intended, it froze and I had to hold the power button to reset it, so I am thinking maybe it froze in the middle of doing something with the pool? I can access my data, but I do not have any drives large enough to migrate all the date off and move it back on. All my data is backed up else where scattered around so if the pool is lost it is not the end of the world, just a lot of work to set it back up. Any advice is appreciated. Thank you in advanced! I am also willing to hop on a discord call with anyone if they would like to work through this with me.

Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for pointing that out. I had no idea. Works as advertised and works amazingly!

I think it would be an incredible feature to allow for multiple installs of the same application. An example would be: my wife and I both have our own Immich installs so they keep our photos separate. In the command center it would be awesome if you could install an app again and it.would go though and make another set of folders (even if it was named like "photos1" or something) and then just +1 on the service port number. What is everyone's thoughts on this? I know withing Truenas it allows you to install another of the same app, but having all the folders automatically ve created is the main thing that would be incredible.