i think i will wait, most time its the better choice ![]()
Running LocalAI app was using about half a core when the app was inactive. That behavior appears to have resolved.
I’ve lost https access due to an expired certificate. I assume that is a deliberate design decision. (I don’t need to know how to fix. I will be updating the certificate). I am still getting a lot of ‘session expired’ in Vanadium, but accidental refreshes don’t need a log in any more.
It’s a design decision of your browser. you should be able to override that.
No, I had been doing that prior to the update. TN now denies the connection HTTPS is dead.
TN says Web UI HTTPS certificate setup failed
Browser says ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
oh damn didn’t know that
Yeah, i too noticed lower cpu usage and my temps also dropped by around 3-4°C ![]()
How do we get to general? Even after the update I still only see Developer or Early Adopter?
The update was just released. I suppose iXsystems is waiting a few days and checking if there are any large bugs that would keep this from becoming available in the general update train - then it will be enabled there.
I don’t know, but my guess is that the issue with asyncio_loop hogging cpu recources got fixed. I only run 3 apps directly on truenas (peanut, scrutiny and coolercontrol as a custom app), and never had issues like ppl with more apps. The rest of my 33 apps runs inside an lxc…
25% lower CPU utilization for a predominantly containerized workload (20 → 15%), CPU 3°C cooler
. Yay!
No issues seen here. Everything looks good and uneventful.
Looks good. Glad to hear the asyncio/yaml optimization has helped ![]()
There were many behind the scenes enhancements to network-related libraries used by the middlewared process.
Nice release ! Very excited ![]()
Performance is definitely better. Moving to 25.10, my idle went from about 1.4% to around 5% CPU (12600K) VM on proxmox (3 cores), and I rolled back. Today, upgrading from 25.04, I’m seeing a better result with it looking like an average idle of 1.85%. This is strictly NAS duty. On my old QNAP 453A with a proxmox PBS VM and nothing else, it was idling at 50% (on 25.10) and now is closer to 25% with the qemu process being the main consumer (instead of middlewared and asyncio). So I’d call that a win.
Edit: It now seems to have settled at that same 1.4%…impressive.
General is 25.04. If you are on any version of 25.10 already, you are limited to Early Adopter, because that is what 25.10 is.


