Re: TOS 6.0.673 (X86) is Released for Update
Posted: 30 Apr 2025, 03:54
TOS 6.0.673 Terramaster f4-424 max
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yep the F2-423 i cant see the F2-210 getting many more updatesGremlin wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 23:16 Presume your are talking about F2-423; Did you happen to have both LAN connected during update and do you use any sort of network bond? (Just curious to see if it matches any of my previous experience.) Be cautious if assigning a fixed IP from the DHCP pool. That can cause issues and some (most!) routers don't support that.
All well and good, hopefully. There is one issue that I discovered early on - depending on boot process and type of bond chosen, the nas can (within the bond), allocate the MAC of LAN2 as the primary port, so the dhcp server can be confused. I believe some changes have been made already within TOS and more may be to come with regard to optimising this but I made the decision to use fixed ip and have not checked back on the latest updates.
I think you might be referring to this. We will see if it's possible to implement on the new network tools. If future releases include NAS models with both high and low bandwidth, we might consider it. However, feasibility still requires thorough research.
This is a compatibility issue. It has been added to the list of items to be addressed; please wait for future version updates.epx8dcm4 wrote: ↑30 Apr 2025, 05:38 Hi,
Have the same issue with OPENVPN after upgrading to TOS 6.0.673, upgrade failed and was not able to log back into the system.
Steps taken
OS is on a MV2 drive, formatted the OS portion, reset motherboard and reinstall OS.
Installed the TOS 6.0.673 and not able to connect using the .opvn file.
ID and Password have not changed, even re-downloaded .opvn files (No change there)
System is a F4-424 Pro.
Really feel this is a new bug.
Thank you
Sorry for the issue you are experiencing. We have reproduced the situation and are actively working to resolve it. Thank you for informing us.Vladimir wrote: ↑30 Apr 2025, 03:53 I confirm the presence of this issue. When creating a system backup, all users are deleted. After rebooting, it is impossible to log in to the system. However, if you do not log out after creating the backup and perform a system reset, the system resets normally. System configuration recovery proceeds without issues.
Terramaster f4-424 max TOS 6.0.673
that makes perfect sense if thats whats happening, oh well static solves the issue and for a server its probably the best thingGremlin wrote: ↑30 Apr 2025, 06:34All well and good, hopefully. There is one issue that I discovered early on - depending on boot process and type of bond chosen, the nas can (within the bond), allocate the MAC of LAN2 as the primary port, so the dhcp server can be confused. I believe some changes have been made already within TOS and more may be to come with regard to optimising this but I made the decision to use fixed ip and have not checked back on the latest updates.