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Hi TM Team and TMroy,

I realize the official recruitment window closed on Nov 5th, but I am writing to see if there is a slot for a late entry specifically for the new F4-425 Plus platform.

I have just deployed this unit (Intel N150 architecture) and I am very keen to validate the kernel performance and transcoding efficiency on TOS 7 compared to the N150's behavior on other Linux-based NAS distros (TrueNAS Scale/Unraid) before I finalize my production setup.

I explicitly waive my eligibility for any prizes or the D1 SSD giveaway. My sole interest is in testing the stability of the new file management and permission hierarchy on this specific chipset.

I have sent a detailed email to [email protected] with my user profile and model details. If you are still accepting technical feedback for the N150 architecture, I am ready to deploy the image immediately.

Thanks,

Model: F4-425 Plus

Do you guys know when a first public (beta) version might be available for the rest of us?

The beta version for public is coming soon. please wait just shortly.

que version sera?

Hello TOS 7 Preview:

Can you let me know if the Terra Sync Application will support "Sync on Demand" for MacOS (Similar to iCloud or Synology Drive Client app)

Was really hoping to have the feature to see all files on the server but pick and I choose what to pin or free up from my local Hard Drive on the fly

Thanks for any responses or any timelines you can provide ( Or even maybe a Docker or Alternative way on TOS to get the same behavior on my network connected Mac)

Elujin wrote: ↑07 Dec 2025, 01:26

We apologize, but this feature is not supported. Only Windows supports the on-demand synchronization function.

Is there a list of supported platforms for TOS 7 at this point? I'm sorry if I missed the thread if it's somewhere else already!

Pingjockey wrote: ↑07 Dec 2025, 23:45 Is there a list of supported platforms for TOS 7 at this point? I'm sorry if I missed the thread if it's somewhere else already!

It's in the first/initial post:

5.Your device must be a TNAS product eligible for upgrade to TOS 6.0.783 or a later version.

As the above is only currently available on ×86/×64 TNAS devices, ARM v8.×/v9.× TNAS series devices are not eligible for the new iteration (the latter v9.× users are still awaiting a non-beta TOS 6.× build, which has been promised since the summer, but still not out).

Their initial e-mail included links to TNAS PC client 5.2.500 for Windows, MacOS
& Linux (as a .deb, so only Debian based distributions) & a follow-up email had a link to TNAS Mobile 3.5.030 beta for Android

crisisacting wrote: ↑08 Dec 2025, 00:20

Pingjockey wrote: ↑07 Dec 2025, 23:45 Is there a list of supported platforms for TOS 7 at this point? I'm sorry if I missed the thread if it's somewhere else already!

It's in the first/initial post:

5.Your device must be a TNAS product eligible for upgrade to TOS 6.0.783 or a later version.

As the above is only currently available on ×86/×64 TNAS devices, ARM v8.×/v9.× TNAS series devices are not eligible for the new iteration (the latter v9.× users are still awaiting a non-beta TOS 6.× build, which has been promised since the summer, but still not out).

Their initial e-mail included links to TNAS PC client 5.2.500 for Windows, MacOS
& Linux (as a .deb, so only Debian based distributions) & a follow-up email had a link to TNAS Mobile 3.5.030 beta for Android

Ok, I had assumed there might be a hardware platform list but this will work. I'm new to the platform so I am still getting my feet wet. Thank you for the clarification!

Pingjockey wrote: ↑08 Dec 2025, 00:59 had assumed there might be a hardware platform list but this will work. Am new to the platform so am still getting feet wet …

Currently, it's the any of consumer 423/424/425 series TNAS devices (most of the prosumer 450 series TNAS devices as well); many 221/421 series TNAS devices may also work depending on if it's got a newer manufacturing date, however those series devices are likely near end of life, so if you're just getting a new TNAS model, look past those at this point in time.