TrueNAS Early Release Documentation
This content follows TrueNAS 25.10 (Goldeye) early release versions. Pre-release software is intended for testing purposes only.
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TrueNAS 25.10 (Early)
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25.10 Goldeye
25.10 (Goldeye) brings many new features and improvements to the TrueNAS experience.
The Updates screen introduces risk-tolerance profiles for better control over system update notifications, while the refreshed Users screen provides improved account management with streamlined user creation workflows and better at-a-glance access to account information.
TrueNAS 25.10 introduces comprehensive networking enhancements designed for terabit Ethernet performance. NVMe over Fabric support includes NVMe/TCP for Community Edition and NVMe/RDMA for Enterprise hardware. RDMA capabilities eliminate TCP overhead and reduce latency for high-performance storage networking on Enterprise systems. Updated drivers provide 400GbE network interface support, while enhanced network configuration management improves robustness when transitioning between DHCP and static configurations.
TrueNAS 25.10 delivers comprehensive virtual machine enhancements including Secure Boot support for enhanced security and refined startup behavior to prevent conflicts between container and VM management interfaces.
TrueNAS Enterprise
Enterprise High Availability (HA) support enables seamless VM failover between cluster nodes.
Support for NVIDIA’s open GPU kernel module drivers enables compatibility with the latest graphics cards including the Blackwell architecture. Modern GPU acceleration capabilities are available for TrueNAS Apps and container workloads. See NVIDIA GPU Support for compatibility details.
Critical ZFS updates include stability fixes for encrypted snapshot replication, enhanced memory pressure handling, faster pool operations, improved I/O scaling, and new Direct I/O support for better performance in virtualized environments.
Automatic migration of existing applications when changing application pools eliminates manual reconfiguration and reduces downtime during pool transitions.