Monitor & keyboard: After the setup is complete and you’ve written down your TrueNAS system’s IP address, the monitor can be disconnected.Please note that the installation media is not the same as the boot device. The TrueNAS ISO image exceeds 700 MB so CDs will not work. Blank DVD or USB stick: Required to create the TrueNAS installation media.Ethernet cord: To connect your system to the network, through a router or modem.Western Digital drives are a great choice for data storage, but as with any vendor, make sure to avoid drives using SMR technology in ZFS applications. Storage drives (SSDs or HDDs): At least one hard drive for storage of files, but multiple drives of the same capacity can be easily bundled together to provide redundancy if a drive fails.USB sticks are no longer recommended, due to the high amount of write tasks on TrueNAS. An SSD is an ideal choice for longevity keep in mind that the entire disk will be used for the TrueNAS operating system. At least 8 GB of storage capacity is required to serve as the boot device for TrueNAS. Boot device (SSD or HDD): Also known as the boot drive.Minimum 8 GB of RAM: Use more if you’re installing virtual machines or plugins.TrueNAS is NOT dual-boot friendly, so make sure you’re only using the system for TrueNAS. 64-bit system: Used solely for TrueNAS CORE.Here are the basics of what you’ll need to run TrueNAS: We’re going to walk you through the basic requirements to run the TrueNAS storage operating system, creating the installation media, and installing it onto your system.
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