License purchase issue
I tried multiable time to purchase a lifetime license and it failed on different browser without any luck?
r/FygoOS • u/VInMotor • 7h ago
Hi everyone,
We’ve got a fresh FygoOS update out today.
This release expands FygoOS for ARM to more Raspberry Pi devices, including Raspberry Pi 3B / 3B+ / 3A+ / 4B / 5 across 1GB to 16GB variants. More ARM users can now experience FygoOS on compact, low-power hardware.
iSCSI is also officially available on ARM with v1.1.0, making it possible to use NAS storage like a local hard drive. Office Documents gets an update too, with a newer OnlyOffice engine, more stable previews, and support for copying text directly from document previews.
Let’s get into what’s new.
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r/FygoOS • u/VInMotor • Apr 24 '26
👋 Welcome to the Fygo OS!
Hi everyone, I’m Vincent, the PM for the Fygo OS team.
I’d like to share a quick overview of our project and core design philosophy. The self-hosted and NAS space is already filled with excellent choices—TrueNAS, Unraid, and Synology DSM are all incredible platforms that have set the industry standard for years.
However, as end users ourselves, we’ve long noticed a common compromise across the current ecosystem: feature-heavy advanced NAS systems often come with a steep learning curve, requiring significant time just for a basic setup. Meanwhile, beginner-friendly alternatives tend to be fairly bare-bones, lacking the advanced core features needed to match growing storage demands.
We kept asking ourselves: Why must a powerful NAS OS be complicated to operate, and why does user-friendly software have to sacrifice core functionality? That’s how Fygo OS came to life: a high-performance, fully featured NAS OS that bridges robust capability with intuitive ease of use.
We firmly believe storage reliability is the cornerstone of any solid NAS OS. This includes native support for mainstream file systems (ext4, Btrfs, and ZFS), flexible RAID configurations, granular permission control, and stable I/O performance. We’re not simply wrapping Linux with a polished web GUI; our core focus is building substantial underlying system architecture with real technical value.
Our core development team includes two active Linux kernel maintainers, and we split our development into two key directions:
The Application Layer (Out-of-the-Box Experience) We built our own native clients for media playback, photo management, and file sync to deliver a seamless, ready-to-use experience out of the box.
The Core Infrastructure (Under-the-Hood Optimization) We focus heavily on underlying system optimization: refining RAID 5/6 performance, boosting read/write throughput, and strengthening overall system security.
We aim to build a modern, dependable storage platform for the self-hosting community. We welcome all your feedback: pain points with your existing NAS, and the features you value most in a NAS operating system.
If you test Fygo OS and run into bugs or questions, feel free to post them here—we’re always ready to assist.
I tried multiable time to purchase a lifetime license and it failed on different browser without any luck?
r/FygoOS • u/NetLanTV • 7h ago
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to install FygoOS on my Rock 5T directly onto an NVMe SSD, but I'm stuck on a boot issue after several attempts. Here's where I'm at, hoping someone has run into this before.
BOARD: Radxa Rock 5T (RK3588)
FygoOS version: v1.2.0007, image fygoos_PE_arm_1.2.0007_rock-5t_1834.img.gz
What I did:
fnnas login: prompt.rsetup tool, I booted a separate SD card with Radxa's official Debian image just to update the SPI bootloader, then wrote the FygoOS image directly to the NVMe with dd:bash
gunzip -c fygoos_PE_arm_1.2.0007_rock-5t_1834.img.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/nvme0n1 bs=1M status=progress
Completed with no errors — confirmed both partitions present afterward (BOOT 360M + rootfs 3.1G) via sgdisk -p.
nmap scan, tried http://fnnas.local — nothing responds. Ethernet cable confirmed connected.boot.cmd, fnEnv.txt, u-boot-rockchip-spi.bin, kernel, dtb files...). boot.cmd uses dynamic PARTUUIDs so no stale UUID issue. fnEnv.txt looked normal (correct dtb file referenced for Rock 5T).u-boot-rockchip-spi.bin, presumably matched to its custom kernel, different from Radxa's generic SPI bootloader I'd flashed via rsetup. Flashed the FygoOS one directly via SSH bash
sudo dd if=/mnt/nvme_boot/u-boot-rockchip-spi.bin of=/dev/mtdblock0 bs=4k
Wrote successfully, no errors.
Current status: Blue LED blinks steadily (heartbeat-like) but there's no HDMI output and nothing shows up on the network. I don't have a UART/serial adapter yet to get real boot logs, so I can't pin down exactly where it's stalling.
Has anyone gotten FygoOS booting from NVMe on the Rock 5T successfully?
Thanks in advance for any help
I installed postgres sql via docker but I've noticed something already takes up port 5432.
Is postgres already installed?
I was thinking of installing immich on docker as well and that was the reason why I installed postgres sql.
r/FygoOS • u/MinimumNotice2281 • 2d ago
Are there apps dedicated to Linux systems? For example, if I wanted to synchronize my files between a NAS and a PC with Ubuntu, could I use FygoSync?
Is this speed expected? Does the speed increase if I purchase a License? I am currently using the trial version but the speeds are so slow it's unseable.
I have a UGREEN NASync and the upload is 3MBps (MegaBytes) so I know it's not the network on which both NAS are on....
r/FygoOS • u/One_Cryptographer175 • 2d ago
Hi everyone,
I’m trying to run Nginx Proxy Manager on FygoOS, but ports 80 and 443 are already occupied by the system’s built‑in nginx. I need these ports to be free so NPM can issue certificates and handle reverse proxying.
I tried editing /usr/trim/nginx/conf/nginx.conf and rebooting, but FygoOS seems to use a different internal config or launch method, because the changes don’t apply and the ports remain occupied.
Here is the output of:
admin@nas:/$ sudo ss -tunlp | grep -E ':80|:443'
[sudo] password for admin:
tcp LISTEN 0 511 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:* users:(("nginx",pid=2735,fd=10),("nginx",pid=2734,fd=10),("nginx",pid=2733,fd=10),("nginx",pid=2732,fd=10),("nginx",pid=2731,fd=10),("nginx",pid=2730,fd=10),("nginx",pid=2727,fd=10))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 0.0.0.0:443 0.0.0.0:* users:(("nginx",pid=2735,fd=12),("nginx",pid=2734,fd=12),("nginx",pid=2733,fd=12),("nginx",pid=2732,fd=12),("nginx",pid=2731,fd=12),("nginx",pid=2730,fd=12),("nginx",pid=2727,fd=12))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 0.0.0.0:8000 0.0.0.0:* users:(("docker-proxy",pid=2644,fd=7))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 [::]:80 [::]:* users:(("nginx",pid=2735,fd=11),("nginx",pid=2734,fd=11),("nginx",pid=2733,fd=11),("nginx",pid=2732,fd=11),("nginx",pid=2731,fd=11),("nginx",pid=2730,fd=11),("nginx",pid=2727,fd=11))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 [::]:443 [::]:* users:(("nginx",pid=2735,fd=13),("nginx",pid=2734,fd=13),("nginx",pid=2733,fd=13),("nginx",pid=2732,fd=13),("nginx",pid=2731,fd=13),("nginx",pid=2730,fd=13),("nginx",pid=2727,fd=13))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 [::]:8000 [::]:* users:(("docker-proxy",pid=2651,fd=7))
admin@nas:/$ sudo ps -fp 2727
UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME CMD
root 2727 1 0 04:17 ? 00:00:00 nginx: master process /usr/trim/nginx/sbin/nginx
There is no systemd unit for nginx, and nginx -T shows that FygoOS uses its own internal config system.
Question:
Where is the actual nginx config used by FygoOS located, and how can I change or disable the built‑in web server so ports 80/443 become available for Nginx Proxy Manager?
Update:
I found out why ports 80 and 443 were always occupied on FygoOS. The system has a setting under Security → Port Settings → Access Port Settings called “Redirect Ports 80 and 443”. Disabling this option immediately frees both ports for Nginx Proxy Manager.
Will Fygo add their TV app to the Tizen TV OS? Many people have Samsung TV and would love to install the Fygo app directly from the Tizen app store.
r/FygoOS • u/jakegwilliam • 3d ago
Watched NAScomparers video yesterday and discovered FygoOS so I'm still pretty new to it. I'm wanting to at some point move to my own NAS hardware and move away from Synology.
I've installed it this morning and and very impressed with it so far, I love how easy it is to use however I have noticed some differences to the way folders are used. Compared to Synology, FygoOS creates a per user file share that is only accessible with that particular users credentials. It doesn't allow another user that has full admin access to see that other share via SMB which is a little disappointing. My particular use case would require me accessing other users SMB shares
I then looked into the Team folders which looks to achieve the same outcome to what DSM does, I was able to create individual folders and apply the relevant permissions to the folders. I have however noticed that Team folders are not in scope for snapshots like they are with standard user shares.
As a feature update, please could we see the inclusion of Team folders being included in the snapshots? Could I also request that the 'teams' prefix for a Teams folder is removed? This would allow to me to create SMB shares for a particular user and would make things much neater.
If FygoOS can replicate a near DSM like experience I'll be buying a few licences for my servers.
Hi, does anyone know, what exactly "System updates" in each plan means? Does it mean I would not be able to update my system at all if I go with free plan, or I could update it, but manually? Can't find any information about it whatsoever.
r/FygoOS • u/DCCXVIII • 5d ago
Hi, I'm interested in using FygoOS (I'm coming from Synology). However the major feature that Synology has over all its competitors is SHR (Synology Hybrid RAID). Does anyone know if FygoOS will be getting a similar feature at some point?
With the prices of HDD's these days, it's becoming extremely difficult to afford multiple identical capacity drives.
Thanks.
r/FygoOS • u/human-lifeform • 5d ago
Hi all,
I've just purchased a lifetime licence for Fygo OS and since then have been plagued with licence sync issues, making my NAS completely unusable.
At least once an hour my NAS licence requires resyncing. I've checked system time and have rock solid Internet connection. Nothing is shown in the logs to explain this.
So I have questions...
Why does it require constant online validation?
If it requires constant outbound connectivity what happens if you want to keep your NAS local access only?
If you have multiple NICs with different geographical egress points (ie one tied to a VPN) how does that affect licence validation?
And the most important question, why does this keep happening?
r/FygoOS • u/TheGreatDaimyo • 6d ago
I'm looking at FygoOS currently, and before I buy a license, I am curious what the license is tied to. For example, Unraid (by default) is tied to a USB drive. ZimaOS appears to be tied to a combination of install drive and CPU (found out the hard way when upgrading my SSD).
Given that I saw you can only have 1 migration per year, I'm very concerned about what the license is tied to, as I am very much a homelab tinkerer. And given the price of hardware right now, depending on project, I absolutely have been known to swap out memory and/or hard drives for smaller or larger drives depending on my needs. It is just too prohibitively expensive to buy more or keep any extra lying around like I did a year or so ago.
Thank you for any guidance on the matter.
r/FygoOS • u/p_zakkos • 8d ago
I miei personali contributi a questo sistema operativo 👍
r/FygoOS • u/VInMotor • 8d ago
Hi everyone,
We’ve got a fresh set of FygoOS updates out today.
This update introduces file request links in Files, automatic app updates in App Center, and a substantial round of Docker improvements including container import/export, macvlan and ipvlan network creation, and GPU resource support during container setup.
It also includes a broad set of fixes and optimizations across Network Settings, AI Service, Resource Manager, Transcoding Service, and File Services, along with another round of stability and playback improvements across the Fygo app on both Android and iOS.
Let’s get into what’s new.
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r/FygoOS • u/Ok-Display-4748 • 8d ago
Good morning, I installed the OS on an HP Gen10 V1 and inserted an INTEL 10Gb dual SFP+ Ethernet card, but it doesn't recognize it. It says "not connected." Is there a way to make it recognize it? Can anyone help me?Good morning, I installed the OS on an HP Gen10 V1 and inserted an INTEL 10Gb dual SFP+ Ethernet card, but it doesn't recognize it. It says "not connected." Is there a way to make it recognize it? Can anyone help me?
Why does the iOS App try to copy something from the clipboard when opening apps (photos) within the FygoOS app. Once doing it will repeat this behavior every time I do open it again.
I am personally a little bit concerned about such a behaviour because the clipboard could contain passwords.
r/FygoOS • u/Fearless_Biscotti_42 • 9d ago
When is FygoOS going to update the drive count to reflect the current trend in modern Nas Os's and hardware of having a boot drive (flash), 4 platter drives, and 2 NVMe drives? Like a modern 4-bay NAS. This whole 4 total drives fiasco is what's holding it back. I like the OS but the 4 drive limit is a deal breaker.
r/FygoOS • u/HumbleYak4305 • 11d ago
Hiya 👋
I was wondering if FygoOS has an ARM image available for download that is generic like the Windows for ARM image? I’m looking to run FygoOS in a VM on my M4 Mac Mini, but all the ARM builds are for specific devices.
Secondly I’ve got a Raspberry Pi 5 which is on the supported list but I don’t see a download link for it (I saw in another forum someone already asked about this) - is there any timeline for when we might see that release?
At the moment I’m using UmbrelOS and MacOS for my server needs, but I’m really liking how your NAS OS looks and I’m keen to try running it on the Mac to get better use out of it as a home server ⭐🏡.
r/FygoOS • u/Dutch_Jeroen • 11d ago
r/FygoOS • u/NoxLeBug • 12d ago
Why do i have to create folders only in my Webui folders for my Volumes ? Right now i have two volumes and in the Files apps when i switch to the admin view i can see my two volumes but i am unable to create my shared folders at the root of the volume i have to enter my user's folder cand create it inside. That a bit strange since i didn't have to do that on other NAS OS platforms.
r/FygoOS • u/monty1tech • 13d ago
Good afternoon, everyone.
I was wondering if anyone else has experienced issues when trying to purchase a license recently. I attempted to buy one today, but I kept receiving a message stating that the transaction couldn't be completed.
I've tried multiple credit cards, and I'm confident they all work with other services. I also tried using different browsers, but the issue persisted.
Has anyone run into this before or have any suggestions on what might be causing it?
r/FygoOS • u/Visual-Cat574 • 13d ago
Office Documents opens but shows no text. I have tried Word and Excel docs and both fail to display text in the preview screen. PDF's do work OK. I have tried waiting for the app to initialize and load but this never happens. I am running FygoOS on a VM with 16GB RAM and 4 Cores allocated to it. The hardware is a Minisforum N5 Air with 48GB of DDR5-5600.