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  1. @vitos Да это вы, все остальные пишут на английском вне русского подфорума
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  2. Todo eso se soluciona fácilmente, si creaste un RAID Group con todos los discos. Al NAS de Synology le da igual donde pongas los discos pues agrupará los discos según su RAID group. Yo he cambiado varios discos de sitio, de NAS, y de orden por esos mismos problemas de detección de discos y no he tenido problemas. Comprueba que los discos están en el mismo RAID Group, y el DSM se encargará de mantener esa agrupación en el NAS donde los montes.
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  3. Here’s a quick summary of the last 3 weeks I used QuTSCloud on HyperV (license for 1 core): - runs stable - mobile apps work without problems - average load is 8-15% with normal access to it (SMB transfers, rsync backups, mobile access) I‘ll wait for the 1st upcoming OS update to see if the firmware update also works.
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  4. Hi, new links 1:https://quickfileshare.org/2DQ4/Wallpapers.rar 2:https://quickfileshare.org/2DQ5/Pack2.rar Regards, Adam
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  5. Hi All If you read my thread about the boot loader updating itself you will understand. I've assembled a revised 'boot loader' that has been updated to 15152 (6.1.3) and should be able to be used to 'reflash' a damaged USB without the risk of version errors and also a clean build. This is based on Jun's 1.02b (DS3615 only) with the v3.2 extra.lzma file from @IG-88 and apart from my vid/pid changes is otherwise unchanged. Process Used:- Created a new image incorporating v3.2 extra.lzma and my vid/pid with OFSMount Flashed a new USB with that image Booted system, found as 6.1-15047 Install DSM 6.1-15047 to HDD Manual update to 6.1.3-15152 Shutdown/remove HDD/reboot to check - came up as 6.1.3-15152 'uninstalled' Created boot .img file from the updated USB disk Flashed a different USB with this image (changed vid/pid) and booted - came up as 6.1.3-15152- uninstalled. Putty Serial output all looked ok with no serious errors I've put a copy of this in a dropbox folder for others to check/test, its a zip file to extract. Note that I had to choose UEFI boot partition 1 for the USB to boot . https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1l0ibcm90ophsz6/AAAIgnajXZx0f98FVDNFrZLea?dl=0 Note that this is purely an exercise to help and is not meant to replace the forum ratified loaders and any use is at your own risk, so please test before use and backup any critical data.
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