r/FygoOS • u/VInMotor • 10h ago

FygoOS - Update Notes 2026-07-22

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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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ARM: New Device Support

  • Added support for Raspberry Pi 3B / 3B+ / 3A+ / 4B / 5, including 1GB to 16GB variants.For a smoother experience, we recommend using a device with 2GB RAM or above.

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iSCSI is now available for ARM v1.1.0

  • iSCSI app now supports the ARM architecture.

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Office Documents is now on v0.8.11

  • Upgraded the OnlyOffice engine to version 0.9.4.1 for improved preview stability and security.
  • Added support for copying text directly in document preview.
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r/FygoOS • u/makerem • 11h ago

License purchase issue

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I tried multiable time to purchase a lifetime license and it failed on different browser without any luck?

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r/FygoOS • u/NetLanTV • 10h ago

Need help install FygoOS on nvme Rock 5T

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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:

  1. Flashed the FygoOS image to a microSD card with balenaEtcher. Booted successfully from the SD card and reached the fnnas login: prompt.
  2. Wanted to move the install to a 500GB NVMe SSD. Since FygoOS doesn't have Radxa's 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.

  1. Booted from NVMe only (SD removed): black screen on HDMI. Blue LED blinks twice per second in a loop (heartbeat-like pattern). No device found on the network — checked the router's client list, tried an nmap scan, tried http://fnnas.local — nothing responds. Ethernet cable confirmed connected.
  2. Mounted the NVMe boot partition to check the boot files (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).
  3. Noticed the FygoOS boot partition ships its own 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.

  1. Rebooted (SD removed): still black screen on HDMI, still no network presence, still the same blue blinking LED.

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

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