TOS 7.0.0746 Official Release (X86) is Now Available

[Tessi]

Did you update from Tos7 Beta?

NO, Install tos6 to update TOS 7.0.0746

From what I understand, I should take the NAS and set the BIOS boot priority to the specific drive containing TOS 7. Otherwise, I don't understand why the DAS prevents the system from booting from that TOS 7 drive.

TOS 7.0.0746 (X86)
F-425 + DAS 4- 320.
TOS 7 is installed, clean install. The drives are also clean. The storage pool and other settings are not configured. When choosing "Restart" from within the OS, it fails to boot. After powering off, it starts correctly from the power button, but not always. Periodically, it drops into initialization with a prompt to install TOS 6.

[Gremlin]

NO, Install tos6 to update TOS 7.0.0746

THAT is WRONG. From Tos 6; you should first update to the latest Tos 6.0.0794 if not already there. Then you should Update to Tos 7.0.0747
as per this:
viewtopic.php?t=10183

Tos7 version .0746 is only for Beta users as it clearly states in the Notes.

[Tessi]

NO, Install tos6 to update TOS 7.0.0746

THAT is WRONG. From Tos 6; you should first update to the latest Tos 6.0.0794 if not already there. Then you should Update to Tos 7.0.0747
as per this:
viewtopic.php?t=10183

Tos7 version .0746 is only for Beta users as it clearly states in the Notes.

I did everything right, but I messed up the discussion threads, thanks.

[TMroy]

Sorry, I don't understand. There is currently no installation file to clean install Tos7. Either you updated from Tos6 (and that would needs be Tos6.0.0794) or you updated from a specific Tos7 Beta package. Using Tos7.0.0747 implies you updated from TOS6, but did you have the correct version of Tos6 installed on update? Knowing exactly which path you followed is important in identifying issues.
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After successfully updating to TOS 7, perform a factory reset and reinstall the operating system. The installation will then automatically deploy the latest TOS 7 package.

[Gremlin]

After successfully updating to TOS 7, perform a factory reset and reinstall the operating system. The installation will then automatically deploy the latest TOS 7 package.

Are you saying that the Tos7 (Official) update from Beta {subject of THIS thread} will re-write the USB/USB-DOM flashdrive to allow the latest TOS7 to be installed. From what I have seen, the few reports indicate that the system tries to re-install TOS6. Or, is it that the factory reset is needed to achieve the Tos7 default install.
Is there any way in which to assess and confirm ON A RUNNING SYSTEM the contents of the USB/USB-DOM Flash and its version.

This is not my problem; I was responding to someone else - but perhaps without the full facts of the case. Anyway, I have always felt a factory reset to be at the extreme end of fixes

[sianderson]

this might be a silly question but why didnt the beta version require the boot orders to be changed? not that i tried the beta i thought i would let other people be guinea pigs this time but dont remember it being an issue for anyone?

[Lex]

Please try uninstalling or reinstalling after restarting the machine.

After reboot I can remove PHP74.
After reboot in log

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Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS application[15333]: Err:18 http://10.18.10.241:50800/ubuntu TOS7.0 InRelease
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS application[15333]:   Could not connect to 10.18.10.241:50800 (10.18.10.241), connection timed out
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS application[15333]: Fetched 25.7 MB in 37s (690 kB/s)
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS systemd[1]: PHP74.service: Scheduled restart job, restart counter is at 289.
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS systemd[1]: Condition check resulted in Kernel Security Modules - SMACK being skipped.
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS systemd[1]: Stopped PHP 7.4 FastCGI Process Manager.
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS systemd[1]: PHP74.service: Failed to load environment files: No such file or directory
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS systemd[1]: PHP74.service: Failed to run 'start' task: No such file or directory
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS systemd[1]: PHP74.service: Failed with result 'resources'.
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS systemd[1]: Failed to start PHP 7.4 FastCGI Process Manager.
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS systemd[1]: Condition check resulted in Security Spcack being skipped.
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS application[15333]: Reading package lists...
Jun 29 19:59:39 TNAS application[2820]: [GIN] 2026/06/29 - 19:59:39 | 200 |    4.636832ms |                 | GET      "/app/list?refresh="
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]: W: Failed to fetch http://10.18.10.241:50800/ubuntu/dists/TOS7.0/InRelease  Could not connect to 10.18.10.241:50800 (10.18.10.241), connection timed out
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]: E: Failed to fetch https://apt.terramaster.net/dists/stable/main/binary-amd64/Packages.bz2  Hash Sum mismatch
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:    Hashes of expected file:
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - Filesize:3133 [weak]
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - SHA512:f3b7c2a66d279ddf1b0520a21a27163c8bb3b927f849ae8196446126f3c3544d2c7620b107db03a6d78ef1dfd7071ab01f622788a7b20f808938548d899f82b2
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - SHA256:bc047106f2eb8426ae215337b41377b316265390464e731f78515bd1abf8b3b7
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - SHA1:810b5e1794a9a10e72534823aa94247be92c1662 [weak]
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - MD5Sum:a18166353409c79b0b17d5bf37a1b3f2 [weak]
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:    Hashes of received file:
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - SHA512:baeb66e8fd63f8f082852258e1ff7cb37ad9bccdc42c76562b510b4314f23b8fa6aa6d923d5671d31f250b2db60d7c744ac6d31dbdb48abebfb366b4742d262d
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - SHA256:d9a5545018a8138334e0a9e9dc381982ca2dab7932337aa273df603adcdf80f0
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - SHA1:06b5d922085784ddaa6ac54e01f8ab16dac2e452 [weak]
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - MD5Sum:79ca3c64f921ee953f0e468234c6e22d [weak]
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:     - Filesize:3133 [weak]
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:    Last modification reported: Wed, 24 Jun 2026 06:20:32 +0000
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]:    Release file created at: Wed, 24 Jun 2026 06:20:35 +0000
Jun 29 19:59:41 TNAS application[15333]: W: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
Jun 29 19:59:42 TNAS systemd[1]: Stopped PHP 7.4 FastCGI Process Manager.

10.18.10.241 in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/tos.list

Try install again. Same error.

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Jun 29 20:07:50 TNAS application[2820]: DEBUG /bin/bash -c btrfs subvolume create "/Volume1/@apps"
Jun 29 20:07:50 TNAS application[2820]: DEBUG /bin/bash -c btrfs subvolume create "/Volume1/@cache"
Jun 29 20:07:50 TNAS application[2820]: [GIN] 2026/06/29 - 20:07:50 | 200 |   17.808469ms |                 | GET      "/app/setting"
Jun 29 20:07:50 TNAS application[2820]: [GIN] 2026/06/29 - 20:07:50 | 200 |    3.365886ms |                 | POST     "/app/install"
Jun 29 20:08:17 TNAS application[2820]: Application install failed:install error
Jun 29 20:08:18 TNAS application[2820]: App operation error. AppID=PHP74 Operate=install Error State=2
Jun 29 20:08:18 TNAS application[2820]: App state will be deleted. AppID=PHP74

In web I see message "Installation filed"

[EriChan]

Under the same conditions, similar issues will also occur in the test version without modifying the boot order. This is exactly an isolated case we found in the test version, and adjusting the boot items is precisely to prevent such situations from affecting the normal operation of TOS7.

[EriChan]

We need to check this issue remotely. Please contact the online technical support staff through the following link to schedule remote technical support：
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[Lex]

We need to check this issue remotely. Please contact the online technical support staff through the following link to schedule remote technical support：
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after update on 7.0.0765 PHP 7.4 installed successfully