rasberry pi Raspberry Pi support?

[typescriptsucks]

Raspberry Pi support?

If so, what models will be supported? Will it just be 4 or 5 or will the 3 or Zero get supported?

[Vroar]

i think pretty much any model will work. the question is what are u going to use the system for?

[dolios]

26 minutes ago, typescriptsucks said:

Raspberry Pi support?

If so, what models will be supported? Will it just be 4 or 5 or will the 3 or Zero get supported?

Q: Can I run HexOS on a Raspberry Pi or equivalent?

• A: No. Raspberry Pi devices are built using ARM processors. HexOS requires x86 hardware.

[10jmellott]

For some more context, this is less an issue with HexOS, more an issue with TrueNAS Scale as it doesn't support ARM as HexOS is based on it.

There's a recent-ish short thread on the topic over on the TrueNAS Community forums - https://www.truenas.com/community/threads/truenas-scale-on-arm-2024-thread.117674/

The sentiment over there seems to be 'it's just not quite worth it to build it on ARM' given it still leans a bit more of a consumer and hobbyist instruction set for the time being.

[FX M]

There's an unofficial build available https://forums.truenas.com/t/truenas-on-arm-now-available/49160
The problem is that we can't change the TrueNAS version used by HexOS