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Is support for acpid already included in the creation of the bootloader using tinycore-redpill v0.9.2.7 or is it some add on that you need to add during boot creation? PS: WOL is working fine on my NAS (DS920+). The pc starts up after sending the magic package.

Erstmal Hallo zu euch Ich versuche mit dem aio.sh das ganze für alle Nutzer so einfach wie möglich zu halten. Bei manchen Netzwerkadaptern gibt es leider Probleme mit WOL. Aber ich finde, es ist ein guter Tausch für funktionierende Syno Dienste. Der normale ARPL ist ja auch hinterlegt und wurde von mir nicht verändert. Habe nur einen Zusatz eingebaut und ein paar Anpassungen für den aio.sh und die Automatisierung vorgenommen. Automatische VID/PID, automatische Konfiguration von mac1-4 und netif_num anhand der Anzahl der Netzwerkadapter, sind für einige eine große Verbesserung. Aktuelle stabile Version ist übrigens: 0.5.6

If you like SHR, then stay with it. My "gut" feeling is SHR is a Synology proprietary system and in this forum we are not using Synology endorsed hardware products.

This looks like its supposed to I think. You should be able to reach your NAS/setup by then going to the Ip shown or find.synology.com.. So https://find.synology.com or as an example from your screenshot: Http://192.168.1.175:5000

The power button is now working for me too, but unfortunately WOL is not working. I am still not able to activate the feature within the settings or to start up the NAS via a magic package. With the ARPL loader WOL is working fine on the same device.

Well I just respond to myself, I discovered that SHR is removed since DSM 6 (my other NAS is still on dsm5.2, waiting the new one is operational before upgrade!). If you want SHR back you can do so by editing the synoinfo.conf>>> I'll check that to see if i'll go to SHR or stay on RAID5. Another question: I will upgrade my CPU from G1610T to xeon e3-1265l, do I need to rebuild the setup? Thanks, Philippe

Which are? What I am failing to understand is why I am getting this now and not a week ago when I did the exact same procedure with a blank usb key, which is what I am doing exactly now.

Der Loader von Auxxxilium ist aktuell bei Version 0.2.15. Interessant ist, das ein AllInOne-Script enthalten ist ( sh aio.sh). Es muss nur noch angegeben werden, wo die HDs angebunden sind (Sata). Bootloader wird automatisch erstellt. https://github.com/AuxXxilium/arpl

Working stock bare metal HP Proliant Gen8 MicroServer - CPU G1610T ======================================================================== Prerequisites: Gen8 Ensure Gen8 box is set to AHCI disk mode in BIOS Ensure Gen8 box is set to boot from internal USB in BIOS iLO remote console or VGA attached monitor and keyboard Router Manually assign your router DHCP server settings to provide a fixed IP address to the mac Gen8 is using. (Not really a pre-requisite but it saves a lot time.) Windows synology_broadwellnk_3622xs+.pat (DSM 7.1-42661 Update 1) (Download from Synology Downloads) Win32DiskImager Putty Synology Assistant (Download from Synology Downloads) Notes: Brand new USB stick, I used a Sandisk Ultra Flair USB 3.0 16GB stick. A 4GB USB 2.0 stick is plenty for this task but the shop did not have any. It’s overkill, I know. I could not get anything to boot using the internal microSD card so gave up trying. I can't stress enough how important it is to use a new USB 2.0/3.0 stick, I spent days having failed installs which I believe was due to old USB sticks which look and work fine using Windows. At the time of writing, I used tinycore-redpill.v0.9.2.5.img. Burn the image file to the USB2/3 stick (I used Win32DiskImager). Once complete, eject the stick and insert it into the Gen8 internal USB port. Boot the Gen 8 and let it load Tiny core (I used HP iLO remote console to monitor the console boot process). Once you see the red smiling pill, monitor the small green console within where it says “System Main IP” until you see the IP address (that you manually assigned in your router) of your Gen 8 come up. Start of Putty session - Use Putty to connect to that IP address. User/password tc/P@ssw0rd Cut and paste the following “sudo” commands into the Putty terminal/console one at a time and accept the defaults and use y/Y (yes). Do the edit and continue the cut and paste of the “sudo” commands including the last line “exitcheck.sh reboot” as well. Please note: With the changing of USB sticks etc, I am not convinced the edit is required but I did it anyway and it worked for me. sudo ./rploader.sh clean sudo ./rploader.sh update sudo ./rploader.sh fullupgrade sudo ./rploader.sh identifyusb sudo ./rploader.sh serialgen DS3622xs+ realmac sudo ./rploader.sh satamap sudo ./rploader.sh listmods broadwellnk-7.1.0-42661 Begin of edit - Within Putty terminal, edit (I used vi) the “user_config.json” file vi user_config.json In the "extra_cmdline": stanza, the last line says "DiskIdxMap": "00" add a comma to the end of that line so it looks like... "DiskIdxMap": "00", Add another line so it now looks like this...(no ending comma on the last line) "DiskIdxMap": "00", "dom_szmax": "2048" Save and quit The example given below has the sn and mac1 entries blanked out. To check the edit you have made, use.... cat user_config.json "extra_cmdline": { "pid": "0x5591", "vid": "0x0781", "sn": "XXXXXXXXXXXXX", "mac1": "XXXXXXXXXXXX", "SataPortMap": "6", "DiskIdxMap": "00", "dom_szmax": "2048" }, End of Edit – the dom_szmax parameter sets the Red Pill build partition size to 2GB instead of the default 1GB sudo ./rploader.sh build broadwellnk-7.1.0-42661 sudo ./rploader.sh backup exitcheck.sh reboot End of Putty session Use iLo remote console to monitor the boot process Let it do it's thing for a few minutes after booting the Tiny core kernel. Run Synology Assistant and you should see the server (It may take a minute or 2). Note: If after 3 minutes, you can’t ping the Gen8 ip address, it will never work and you will have to rebuild RedPill again. Once Synology Assistant does connect, it gave me the option to Migrate, so I selected the defaults and when requested for the pat file to use, used the pat file downloaded earlier. It then goes into a blue screen with a circular percentage upload counter. Once it gets to 59/60% it then states something like installing/updating DSM, I can’t remember exactly. On completion, I could log into my Gen 8 Synology system and had my RAID 5 btrfs volume back with all my files preserved. It does warn you the volume requires scrubbing and you will need to do a re-setup of various items. Another tool I found that was very useful for checking boot process of Tiny Core was http://<yourip>:7681 (user/pass root/<blank>) use: dmesg cat /var/log/*rc*

Hallo, erster Post hier. Auf meinem acer h341 (4x hd, 2gb ram, Usb Bootloader) läuft dsm 7.1.1-Update1 mittels: https://github.com/AuxXxilium/arpl/releases/tag/v0.1.5-alpha (Variante v. Automated Redpill Loader) als Update ohne Probleme durch. Alles soweit installiert. Geschwindigkeit ist tragbar. Powerbutton funktioniert (Ausschalten) und WOL wg virtueller MAC nicht. Anleitung: Grüsse