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Short answers: Yes None Yes but No. Long answers: Synology changed their driver model after 6.1.7 and then put it back again in 6.2.3. So after 6.1.7, the onboard nic stopped working. People were installing the extra card to make those intermediate releases work. And that's why there are many posts about using it. But for 6.2.3, you don't need it. 6.2.3 is the latest release that the jun loader supports. It does not work for 6.2.4 or 7. There has been a new loader 'redpill' under development and it is officially "in test" and a few people are having success with it and quite few are not. At the moment it does require some developer skills to build and run. There are some loooong threads in the Developer Section. But my advice is to run with what you have, sit tight and wait.

Hello, A charitable soul could make a tutorial to compile Redpill Happy new year 2022

That discussion should probably be posted in: At this point its unlikely that ThorGroup returns. Most likely due to personal reasons given that the repository is still active and the rather sudden silence after spending so much time responding to comments and giving long and incredible intriguing changelogs. I'm sure someone knows more, but nothing has been posted as of yet. Whether or not it's dead or just on hold all depends if someone else takes over the project.

Answer to B: You can use: The A.R.M. (Automatic Ripping Machine) either on a standalone computer, or by using a docker container.

Sounds like a driver issue. What NIC do you have?

all speculation and guessing i have one more, maybe its just one person and he/she had invested some time to make a working loader for 6.2.4/7.0 and as its working, all is documented and source is available there is no need to do more, drivers and other things can be delivered through other channels and if there is need for more coding, all the documentation, source and forks can help to go on i guess we are fine atm, working loader, source, documentation and next thing might be a pre-build loader or a (cloud/hosted) click and build solution to make it more accessible - either way the one doing this would be the one sticking his neck out