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Almeda

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  1. 8GB RAM is the minimum requirement and the maximum you can put in that is 4GB
  2. I'd just send an email instead support@hexos.com, and it's a small team managing thousands of orders so I'd honestly expect a slower response time.
  3. No, the TOS specifically states that they're non-transferable and only the original purchaser is allowed to use the license, meaning you, so even giving him your login creds would break TOS as he's not the original purchaser.
  4. I see no reason why you would be unable to import your pool to regular TrueNAS, it's just a ZFS pool.
  5. You can skip the virtualization with Proxmox and just run HomeAssistant directly on HexOS and run HexOS on bare-metal. For now you'll just have to go via the TrueNAS UI to do it.
  6. Almeda

    Ben

    As far as I understand, yes.
  7. They drop invites in waves, AFAIK there's no ETA.
  8. No, you will not be able to add them as-is and keep your data.
  9. HexOS needs minimum 2 drives so if that's all you have then it won't work. You won't be able to add it to a storage pool and just use it with the data that is already there, you could connect it and copy the files from it (this will require going beyond just using the normal HexOS UI, you'd have to mess with terminal commands) to your storage pool if you have a storage pool with drive.
  10. The answer is No, it will not run HexOS as ARM CPUs are not supported, only x86.
  11. Storage devices in each pool need to be roughly the same size.
  12. If you already have 3 then it's not applicable to you? 3 is the minimum to have an expandable pool so you'll be able to have one from the start.
  13. > What I'm not sure about is how low can the idle draw be? I don't want anything drawing 60W draw on idle. Under 10W idle draw would be OK. Don't want a massive bill for electricity. And I just don't know if that's achievable on this platform. You'd have to measure how much it draws. > Also do I need ECC memory? This CPU does not support it. There's definitely benefits from having ECC memory but it's not a requirement.
  14. Almeda

    Kavita

    Then make a topic in the right category. https://hub.hexos.com/forum/16-roadmap-feature-requests/
  15. No, it requires minimum 8GB RAM and x86 CPU, your NAS only has 1GB of RAM and uses a ARMv7 CPU.
  16. I don't think this will be added, considering that HexOS probably needs to check if your license is valid or not.
  17. Read the FAQ. https://hexos.com/early-access-faq
  18. No, your pool needs 3 drives. 3x 6TB would allow for expandability
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