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  1. Paule96
    Good I finally did find it out. If you bring your custom driver the service needs to start before `middlewared.service`. But to start before `middlewared.service` you can not relay on the `systemd-sysext.service`. So I will update the blog post in the next days with my findings 🙂 I have already an idea and need to figure this out more. For me it's important to not touch the readonly parts of truenas. And I believe that is possible, Stay tuned
  2. Paule96
    But technically my question is I guess less about drivers more about: - How does the HexOs part starts? - How can I see issuess of HexOs part? - Can I start it if it fails to start? The driver part I installed, and works fine for all TrueNas Tasks. But as mentioned HexOs doesn't work. P.S.: I need to updated my blogpost because I found out that systemd service are persistent in truenas too. So I can just use them to stat what I do now.
  3. Paule96
    not really running running, The problem is that I can choose between HBA or Network. What is both quite important for a NAS 😄 But I can not have both. At least not with HexOs. TrueNas alone as mentioned just works fine That why it would be quite interesting to know how to manually start the HexOs processes to give them a second chance to start when I'm ready
  4. Paule96
    Hm you are right. I added a second ethernet card and now the server shows up correctly. So maybe my driver is just loaded to late for hexos. (because in the Deck I only see the ip of the offical supported nic) How I did it was quite a challenge but it is working so far: https://www.codez.one/adding-your-driver-to-truenas/ So I guess it's a timing issue when my driver is load. (I use the preinit scripts that truenas offers to load it)
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    I have a quite big question. I try to install HexOs on a PC that has a NIC that is not supported by TrueNas. Thats fine because I can build my own driver and install the driver just after boot. But it seems to be something special hapoens on the first boot of HexOs to enable all the Hex extensions of TrueNas. Does anybody know or wants to share how to run this again if it fails once? I'm currently really at a dead end for hexos what is really sad.
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