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that to use for transcoding is only supported with 918+ and that needs at least a 4th gen intel cpu from these only the i7 is 4th gen (1st number is the gen) beside the "no sata port multipliers with xpenology/dsm" you should do some number crunching your delock 89384 has 10 ports, is a 2 lane pcie 2.0 card thats 1000MB/s for 10 disks if you are aiming for transcoding and going with 918+ the lsi sas might not be the best choice, you might want to read this https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/28321-driver-extension-jun-103b104b-for-dsm623-for-918-3615xs-3617xs/ i'd suggest one or two jmb585, pcie 3.0, two lanes, 5 ports, thats ~1800-2000MB/s for 5 disks, good enough for hdd's if you systemboard has two wider (then one) pcie lane slots you can have 10 ports or 5 ports plus 10G nic the 1x slots could also be used with cheap pcie 1x 2port controllers (there is a jmb582, same as before but only 2ports https://www.sybausa.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1043 if you start with 8 disks and 6+5 ports you can still have a 10g nic and with two pcie 1x slots there are 2 x 2 more ports if you need it atm all cheaper 8 or 10 port ahci controllers (without multiplexer) that use 2 x pcie2sata chips and a pcie bridge chip use ony pcie 2.0 two lane to the hos computer so its nor really a good choice but maybe in 2021 there will be at least a cheap pcie 3.0 bridge chip that would make 2 x jmb585 cards a possible choice (asm1166 is 6port ahci, also pcie 3.0 but my test card had weird problems and the computer saw 32 ahci ports, so if going with this there might be unpleasant problems as dsm is only ok up to 24ports in the state we have it now) usually it should do, i have a 400-450W with 12 x 4TB disks

Hi all, I'am Franka, a female railroad signaling inspector in the Netherlands by ProRail. Love to try out things with old PC's, laptops, phones and tablets. And with all diverend sorts of OS. Now I like to make my own Xpenology server. I have a Synology DS211+ & DS212+ NAS, but I like to build an 4 bay server with 4x 3TB HDD (WD Red). My system is an old PC with a Asrock 75M-HVS AMD cpu A4 3300 APU, 8Gb DDR3 ram. Think it is a nice one to try Xpenology on, so..... Lets go Girls!! Greetinx Franka The Netherlands Amersfoort

Just a quick comment (I guess someone will correct me if I'm wrong ) Some SATA ports are using a multiplexer to support all the ports on the card, those are generally not supported. If you need to use an extra card for your Sata ports, maybe a LSI based SAS HBA in IT-mode would be a better choice? The example I linked to, will give you 16 ports, but you will need 4 SAS-SATA breakout cables. You can also find 8 ports HBA's.

- Outcome of the update: SUCCESSFUL - DSM version prior update: DSM 6.2.3-25426-2 - Loader version and model: JUN'S LOADER v1.03b - DS3615XS - Using custom extra.lzma: NO - Installation type: BAREMETAL - Asrock Q1900-ITX - Additional comments: Manual update, Reboot required

moreover >> with extra.lzma 30/5/20 works too.

Hi, You might be also interested in the search engine I've made: https://search.synopackage.com . There are also packages source list, which I'm trying to keep up to date. This is pretty hard task, because many of those sources are temporaly unavailable and after a while they back online again Feel free to use it and comment

I accidentally deleted the old file. New version accessible from HERE: Synology 3rdParty repository.xlsx --> editable on my private OneDrive Have fun 😉

OVA for DSM 6.2-23739 Update 2 • DS3617XS • VM HW Level 10 (ESXi 5.5 or newer, only imports on 6.5 and 6.7, use OVFtool with --shaAlgorithm=sha1 to convert for 5.5 or 6.0) • PVSCSI • VMXNET3 https://mega.nz/#!M1kX0TjR!S87LHngw1C3wa3i-3p-r9WyWCmFO4A9t3THhMWeea_w All DS3617XS OVAs use Jun v1.03b bootloader, DS918+ uses Jun v1.04b bootloader. Some instructions for the Intel passthrough VIB above, it puts "8086 ffff d3d0 false" (ffff = wildcard) in /etc/vmware/passthru.map. Put it on a datastore and goto the shell: esxcli software vib install -v /vmfs/volumes/myDatastore/intel-passthrough-1.0.0-01.x86_64.vib --no-sig-check -f Or when you want the latest ESXi ISO with it integrated using ESXi-Customizer-PS, put in in a folder and add: -pkgDir C:\myFolder -nsc -force

OVAs for DSM 6.2.1-23824 Update 4 • DS918+ (requires Haswell/Braswell or newer CPU) • VM HW Level 10 (ESXi 5.5 or newer) • PVSCSI • VMXNET3 https://mega.nz/#!slFUCIwT!QHzujgbJeGtMKE5W2pvg8UoK7T6TputqQwFZHuNhxmY • DS3617XS (requires hardware that's supported by default DSM) • VM HW Level 10 (ESXi 5.5 or newer) • SATA • E1000E https://mega.nz/#!5wlSQCLK!WHVVNloohedGa_nAB6pgPMvC-twWlR32arZ0JqaFMvM VMware Tools: https://mega.nz/#!Q1FGyAbY!lmrry2WXNd7Lp7AtSsrduPpnlWPzEpPV9L96jrZn6HQ Deploy OVF, add disk(s) or passthrough a controller, find with Synology Assist and click install. Optionally if you've got an ESXi enterprise license you can change the serial port to network, server telnet://:1024 and have remote telnet access. If you want to passthrough a Intel Controller that doesn't contain ESXi boot or a datastore install this VIB and restart: https://mega.nz/#!p0dAhYYb!7AWamOXE6y0z-PBlW4VqtS1gYNuw-uG-dKYTuyI5tQM By default it will work with any combination of one or two 2, 4, 6 and 8 port SATA/SAS controllers. Only when using two 8+ port SAS controllers or one 12+ port SAS/SATA, or more than two extra (so more than three if you count the SATA controller for synoboot) controller changes to SasIdxMap/SataPortMap/DiskIdxMap/MaxDisks are required.