markrieder

Apparently achieving symbiosis between TN and Hex is much more challenging than expected. In my opinion, it would be easier to create a TN-independent OS that would use OpenZfs, so that development and feature modulation would not be limited to an already tightly coupled system.

Hi, please tell us what you plan to use HexOS for. This is an important question so that Hex knows what direction to take and what audience it is developing the OS for.

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I have the AMD version because I think it is better suited for virtualization. I upgraded the ram and ssd. I am not running Hex on it because in my opinion it is a demo that I cannot rely on yet.

I also own an Aoostar 4 bay. The official aoostar website does not offer a 7 bay version. Where did you get it? I like it

It was mentioned in another post but unfortunately no fix was made. The problem was that if you uninstall immich for example and want to reinstall it, it will fail to install again because something is left in the cache. If you delete the pool and recreate it, the installation of applications still does not work. The only thing that will help is to reinstall Hex and not uninstall applications or delete the pool because Hex will be unusable again.

On a Btrfs based system this is possible. Check out Unraid and it even supports the ZFS plugin. If the ZFS system supported the Btrfs plugin, it would be possible. In that case, I would be prompted to choose between ZFS and Btrfs when creating the pool. That would be a breakthrough solution.

For now, I will stay with the system that has everything I need. It offers RAID, docker, VM, disk hibernation, UPS support... I don't even need more. I will patiently wait for Hex to develop.

First of all, it will serve as a media server. Jellyfin and immich will be installed along with tailscale and that's it for now. I am now using a btrfs based system which supports disk hibernation. If I wanted to set the same thing on Hex where I have, for example, 6 disks, they all have to rotate and consume more energy than the system I'm using now.

Hello, is Hex only suitable as a media server? I heard that ZFS is not energy efficient and disks cannot go into sleep mode, so all disks are always spinning, which is not efficient when I only want a media server. Is that so?

Please keep us informed every step of the way. For example, such a feature was added or such a problem was removed.

I don't see the option to create a torrent via Transmission. I want to seed my media from the server.

Sorry, I said it wrong. I know how torrent works and how to set up a tracker. I downloaded Transmission torrent to my server but I don't know how to share my media via torrent. I can create a torrent via PC, but I can't do it via the server.

Hexos is not complete. A beginner simply creates a pool and nothing more. Everything else is possible through truenas, but with complicated settings. Jellyfin needs to set the dataset to the movies folder. Immich also doesn't work 100%. Beginners, use another OS because Hex is just a dream for now. Try to come back in a few months.

I want to send files from NAS to torrent servers. Through which application can I do this?