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usersky wrote: ↑30 Jan 2026, 19:46

I can't confirm the issue with VirtualBox; Windows 10 and CentOS work fine.
You can use Wireguard, via Docker.
However, there is a problem with the reboot button. NAS won't reboot and freezes. This has been a long-standing issue, from TOS 6. Moreover, if an update arrives, it reboots normally.

F2-221 updated without issues. Thumbs up !

I noticed today after a few days of using this on my F4-424 Max that Time Machine wasn't working anymore. It turned out that the chosen backup folders had been reset, so TOS was exposing /Volume1/public instead of my custom directory. I set it back and toggled Time Machine and it seems to be working now, but I thought it was worth reporting.

Just updated. After updating I'm unable to open the app center. Apart from that it appears to be running ok.

I don't know it it's a problem introduced by this particular release but it seems that sometimes when I try to access my NAS remotely, I'm not able to connect. It gives me a warning something like "Request timed out" (I don't remember the exact words because it is only on my phone screen for a few seconds).

And when I get home, it's unresponsive to the point where I have to do a manual reset.

Before I tried to connect remotely, it had been running smoothly for almost a week (ever since I applied this release).

[Edit] I noticed my TNAS Mobile app wasn't the latest so I've just now updated it.

CursaYang wrote: ↑28 Jan 2026, 18:39

ZiRo wrote: ↑28 Jan 2026, 03:40 F4-424. After updating the software, Nas did not boot up and required an additional reboot (power off using the button).
TNAS Mobile app version 3.5.044. Error accessing shared folder: "The user does not have sufficient rights to perform this operation." Login is performed as a user with superuser rights. Reading and writing are enabled for this user on NAS. What can I check?

Can the same folder be accessed normally in the browser? Is this permission error only occurring when accessing via TNAS Mobile?

Good afternoon, that's exactly it! The access error is only available through the mobile app.

ZiRo wrote: ↑04 Feb 2026, 22:11

Please try to open the file manager of the web page first, and then open it through TNAS Mobile. This is a known issue, and we will fix it in the next version.

ZiRo wrote: ↑04 Feb 2026, 22:11

CursaYang wrote: ↑28 Jan 2026, 18:39

ZiRo wrote: ↑28 Jan 2026, 03:40 F4-424. After updating the software, Nas did not boot up and required an additional reboot (power off using the button).
TNAS Mobile app version 3.5.044. Error accessing shared folder: "The user does not have sufficient rights to perform this operation." Login is performed as a user with superuser rights. Reading and writing are enabled for this user on NAS. What can I check?

Can the same folder be accessed normally in the browser? Is this permission error only occurring when accessing via TNAS Mobile?

Good afternoon, that's exactly it! The access error is only available through the mobile app.

Good afternoon, I apologize. The shared folder is also unavailable via WebDAV (https/http).

ZiRo wrote: ↑07 Feb 2026, 18:45

Hello, you can try updating to the latest TOS system version and see if that works. It's confirmed that there are no problems at the moment.