TerraMaster Forum

TMRyan wrote: ↑30 Sep 2024, 15:43

norman0 wrote: ↑30 Sep 2024, 12:43 Is this version work on the F2-220?

This model no longer supports using TOS6.

What happens, if I try to use?

Is this version work on the F2-220?

Will the update be possible with the F2-220 (8Gb system partition)?

fer_j_lop wrote: ↑06 Jul 2023, 02:45 F5-221 updated to 5.1.40. The SMB shared folders ".deCompressDir_xxx" and ".update_xxx" continue to appear.

I had this too. After a restart, the directories had disappeared.

The update to version 3.2.79 of the Multimedia Server App solved my problem. The media server is visible in the network again. I then had to recreate the Media Index.

You can't imagine how much useless time I spent with this Terramaster NAS. An update should bring improvements and not destroy functions that used to work.
Now I have to go back to 5.1.37. This can only be done by resetting to factory settings. Thank you very much.

Of course I have installed and activated the Multimedia Server App. I came from TOS 5.1.37. It worked then. But now it no longer works. I have already tried many things: - Created a new Media Index - Multimedia Server App uninstalled, reinstalled and activated. - UPnP at "Discovery Senice"...

I have made the update. It looks like the fan problem is gone, although it doesn't show up in the bug fixes above. The media display no longer works. The media index is on and I also get a message that it has been created. But neither the VLC app nor my TV can find the NAS. DLNA/UPnP are switched on...

Do you really think the users are stupid? Four different people here report that the fan is louder in standby after the update. It does not rotate at a lower speed, it is clearly audible. OK, we will check again and resolve it if we can verify the issue. We have verified the fan issue. In some case...

The auto fan is also broken on the F5-422. Like others have said, it runs at medium when the NAS is inactive and drops to zero shortly after I login to the look at the resource monitor overview. First of all, the fan speed is automatically adjusted according to the hard disk temperature. However, d...