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Kann man von TOS-7 auch wieder zurück auf die 6er TOS?

TMroy wrote: ↑27 Dec 2025, 14:02

ChadH42 wrote: ↑27 Dec 2025, 02:48

what is the size of your system partition? is there enough space for update? please check the system partition size from control panel> resource monitor.

/ size is 1.94/7.41

Ich habe ein F2-422 NAS mit TOS 6.0.794 und Bios MAPL0303V17. Auf diesem System habe ich das folgende Update (TOS_X642.0_Update_7.0.0299_00446_2512081654.bz2) manuell eingespielt. Nach dem Reboot wird mir aber noch immer TOS 6.0.794 angezeigt. Was mache ich falsch bzw. wo mache ich einen Fehler? Oder verstehe ich die Anleitung falsch?
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I have an F2-422 NAS with TOS 6.0.794 and BIOS MAPL0303V17. I manually installed the following update (TOS_X642.0_Update_7.0.0299_00446_2512081654.bz2) on this system. However, after rebooting, TOS 6.0.794 is still displayed. What am I doing wrong or where am I making a mistake? Or am I misunderstanding the instructions?

Successfully installed on F2-422, but after a reboot i'm not able to launch any application ....it requires me administrator authorization

eulero wrote: ↑28 Dec 2025, 01:38

Did you click on automatic permission conversion after the update? Please go to Control Panel - Applications to check the application permissions.

k.wechselberger wrote: ↑28 Dec 2025, 00:29

Hello. Did you encounter any anomalies during the update? After a successful update, the device will restart automatically and enter the TOS 7 display interface. Could you please inform us of the disk structure of your current TOS 6.0.794 system?

I've been trying to set up a docker container for qbittorent + vpn (wireguard) today but encountering permission issues galore (yes, i did the conversion).

abs1ck wrote: ↑27 Dec 2025, 16:42

Thank you for choosing TerraMaster! Our team does respond to our users who raised an issue report, as some issues were reported repeately, so we did not respond to the later repeated reporters. We will improve it, thank you!

ColaChen wrote: ↑28 Dec 2025, 11:27

k.wechselberger wrote: ↑28 Dec 2025, 00:29

Hello. Did you encounter any anomalies during the update? After a successful update, the device will restart automatically and enter the TOS 7 display interface. Could you please inform us of the disk structure of your current TOS 6.0.794 system?

I didn't notice anything unusual during the update. After rebooting, the system wanted me to create a new user, which I did, and then booted into the 6.0.794 system. All data was there, including the SMB shares. I tried the installation several times. The result was always the same.

I have two identical Seagate Exos X16 HDDs in the system, which I set up as separate volumes with ext4. I removed the two disks and connected them to a Linux system. The output of the command "lsblk" and “lsblk -f” is shown below

.....
sdi      8:128  0  14,6T  0 disk  
├─sdi1   8:129  0   285M  0 part  
├─sdi2   8:130  0   7,6G  0 part  
├─sdi3   8:131  0   1,9G  0 part  
└─sdi4   8:132  0  14,5T  0 part  
sdj      8:144  0  14,6T  0 disk  
├─sdj1   8:145  0   285M  0 part  
├─sdj2   8:146  0   7,6G  0 part  
├─sdj3   8:147  0   1,9G  0 part  
└─sdj4   8:148  0  14,5T  0 part

.....
sdi                                                                                                        
├─sdi1 ext4              1.0   UTOSDISK               00fe9131-904b-4751-bee7-040d09323ec7                 
├─sdi2 linux_raid_member 1.2   TNAS:UTOSCORE-X86-S64  64ffa765-2288-b788-08c9-bbe50e714241                 
├─sdi3 linux_raid_member 1.2   TNAS:UTOSSWAP-X86-S64  ace51a6d-1420-edfe-dd98-b1342f0b206b                 
└─sdi4 linux_raid_member 1.2   TNAS1:UTOSUSER-X86-S64 88c4ef9c-ac78-ca80-f131-d3e2858fa68f                 
sdj                                                                                                        
├─sdj1 ext4              1.0   UTOSDISK               c6072170-3a18-4854-a0b3-64636b2dc406                 
├─sdj2 linux_raid_member 1.2   TNAS:UTOSCORE-X86-S64  64ffa765-2288-b788-08c9-bbe50e714241                 
├─sdj3 linux_raid_member 1.2   TNAS:UTOSSWAP-X86-S64  ace51a6d-1420-edfe-dd98-b1342f0b206b                 
└─sdj4 linux_raid_member 1.2   TNAS:UTOSUSER-X86-S64  978cff84-4398-884a-480b-423848aefc21

k.wechselberger wrote: ↑28 Dec 2025, 17:49

Does each of your two hard drives have an independent operating system installed? If so, please try removing one of the drives and then restarting the system.