MOS Release: v0.6.1-stable
Note: MOS only supports UEFI boot by default
Release contents:
- mos_0.6.1-stable_amd64.zip - for installation to physical media
(The disk must be formatted with FAT32 and the disk must have the label:MOS) - mos_0.6.1-stable_arm64.zip - for installation to physical media
(The disk must be formatted with FAT32 and the disk must have the label:MOS, additionally possibly needs a device tree file) - mos_amd64.img.xz - for installation to VMs (Min Reqs: 2 Cores + 6GB RAM)
(To extract the image you need to use this command on Linux:unxz --decompress mos_amd64.img.xz)
Changes:
- Recommended Kernel 6.18.58
- Update Docker v29.9.2
- Update docker-watchdog v0.5.0
- Update Node.js v24.22.1
- Update api packages
- Bump versions
- New endpoints for Docker image size calculation (container overview & individual containers)
- Endpoints for LXC rootfs size and VM disk usage calculation
- Pool spindown: per-disk individual spindown times now configurable
- New endpoints for Samba configuration (GET/POST)
- FSNavigator: directory size calculation and bookmark endpoints
- New driver category for easier filtering
- Fixed Compose update indicatior not correctly updating
- Fixed Swagger UI example data for LXC mounts
- Theme system reworked: system preference as fallback, router guard for instant application, no more blocking API calls on startup
- Spindown UI: compact sheet layout with inline controls per disk
- New buttons for displaying Docker image, LXC rootfs, and VM disk sizes
- Samba configuration in UI with extra config options
- FSNavigator: directory size calculation and bookmark management
- PWA: push notifications for iOS
- Spanish language activated
- Various bugfixes: Docker network refresh, overlay handling, first setup theme switch, pool settings dialog, smart dialog (mobile)
- SnapRAID: error notifications for sync, scrub, and fix operations
- Support for MDI icons in mos-deploy_docker
- Fixed: label detection for full vfat drives and Fat32 formatting
- New BACKUP label support for MOS Install to disk