TOS 5.1.31 (X86) is Released for Update

[TMRyan]

WARNING!
Since the new version of TOS 5.1 system requires more storage space, if your initial system was TOS 4.x and system partition is 2GB, please do not update to this version.
To check the free space of your system partition,
Go to "TOS > Control panel > System Info > Overview", and check free space from the item of "/" .

Release Notes

Applicable models: F2-220, F2-420, F4-220, F4-420, F5-420, F2-221, F2-421, F2-422, F4-221, F4-421, F4-422, F4-223，F5-221, F5-225, F5-421, F5-422, F8-421, F8-422, F2-223, F4-223, F2-423, F4-423, T6-423, T9-423, T12-423，T9-450;

This update includes the following bug fixes for the previous version:
1. Fixed an issue with incorrect media index status display.
2. Fixed an issue with the inability to restore snapshots of encrypted shared folders.
3. Fixed a slow snapshot deletion issue.
4. Fixed an issue in the file manager where multiple file collection cancellation was not possible.
5. Fixed an issue where app message records could not be saved to the message center.
6. Fixed an issue where encrypted USB files could not be viewed normally.
7. Fixed an issue where a hard disk meeting the necessary conditions had a chance of being unable to repair the array.
8. Fixed an issue where rack-mounted products were unable to read hardware information.
9. Fixed an issue where some TV boxes were unable to search for TNAS.
10. Optimized shared folder recycle bin settings during system reinstallation.

Important Notes

• This update is only for TOS 5.1.24 or later versions. If your TOS version does not meet the requirements, please update to TOS 5 by reinstalling TOS.

• The kernel of TOS 5.1 has been updated to 5.15. Since the Linux kernel has removed the Intel Celeron J1800/J1900 GPU drivers from 5.15, the models of this platform no longer support GPU hardware video acceleration. If you are a user of this series of models and need to use GPU hardware video acceleration, do not update TOS 5.1! Models involved: F2-220/F2-420/F4-220/F4-420/F5-420

• Under normal circumstances, the system update will not affect the data in your hard drives, but for your data safety, it is strongly recommended that you back up your data before the update!

How to update your TOS?

Manual update:
1. Download the update package: TOS 5.1.31 (md5：046edf8a8bf7b99d7a87973d8c9583fb)
2. Go to TOS > Control Panel > General Settings > system;
3. Under the "Manual update", upload the update package;
4. Click "Apply";
5. After the system update is complete, you need to refresh your web browser;
6. Your TNAS's IP address may change after the system update, if you are not able to connect to your TNAS with the previous IP, you need to search the new IP again with the TNAC PC client;

TNAS PC:
After updating to TOS 5.1.31, you need to update your current TNAS PC to 5.0.33 or a later version, or you may not able to search your TNAS device.
1. TNAS PC 5.0.33 for Windows OS
2. TNAS PC 5.0.33 for macOS

It is recommended that you uninstall the previous version before installing this version of TNAS PC.

Issue report
If you encounter issues during use, please report to the corresponding TerraMaster official forum, or email your issue description and screenshots to pm(at)terra-master.com

[Xemxs]

Une amélioration sur le transcodage matériel ? merci

[thierrys73]

hello

update 5.1.29 to 5.1.31 without issues on my t6-423

but like before cloudsync take 30% of use cpu at the startup of the Nas forever.

so i must disabled cloudsync et enabled it to have a 0 to 5% in idle mode.

bye

[dj13990]

I updated an F-221 from 5.1.24 to 5.1.31, and no issues. Dont really see anything different, but it went smoothly.

[digi999]

Updated F4-223 , no issues whatsoever , seems much more snappy in its response too . RSYNC still doesn't work with accessing a Synology NAS but I've pretty much given up on that ever happening now to be fair lol

[gaz2k1uk]

Updated without issue. SMB shares on Mac are still painfully slow.

[Tricky]

I knew this wouldn't be easy, tried to update but the uploading update kept sticking on various % and then when I finally get the update to take I can't log in, and it's saying that the user doesn't exist, short of reinstalling the system is there anything else I can do?

I am convinced that a lot of these sorts of problems are caused by retained corrupted data left from previous badly working updates, and it becomes accumulative and causes more problems!

[Tricky]

Finally had to reinitialize and then managed to update to 5.1.31, SMB is back but there now seems to be a problem with NFS in that only a couple of files are showing despite the others being set up the same, and both my smart TV still cause the media server to turn off when trying to access, and I am still seeing a phantom index of films on both sets that are no longer on the NAS.

I still have this weird effect on just my laptop, not on the desktop, what could it be?


[img]https://i.imgur.com/mxTDgwG.jpg[/img]

[powerQ]

Updated my two devices to 5.1.31 without issue.

[powerQ]

Tricky wrote:
> Finally had to reinitialize and then managed to update to 5.1.31, SMB is
> back but there now seems to be a problem with NFS in that only a couple of
> files are showing despite the others being set up the same, and both my
> smart TV still cause the media server to turn off when trying to access,
> and I am still seeing a phantom index of films on both sets that are no
> longer on the NAS.
>
> I still have this weird effect on just my laptop, not on the desktop, what
> could it be?
>
>
> [img]https://i.imgur.com/mxTDgwG.jpg[/img]

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