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Simple tweak but didn't see it mentioned on the forums. The DVA1622 ships with its local display output set to 1920x1080@60. You can tweak the config file and make it come up to 4K - assuming you are connecting to a 4K monitor. Depending on your monitor and host hardware, you might get 4K@60 working (rather than @30) - its working for me with a DVA1622 based off an HP ProDesk (Intel 630) but of course my monitor supports 4K60. My CPU still only 12% with monitor centre open and an AI task running, quite impressed. Dunno why they don't ship with 4K enabled out of the box - text and high res camera images look much crisper and can't see a reason not to use it if monitor is 4K. Note after you test it and it works there is also a .defaults version of the conf file you should update so this is persistent.

The matter has been resolved! Some kind guy at Reddit advised to use web.archive.org for downloading legacy DSM versions that Synology deleted. Ref: https://web.archive.org/web/20210305152847/https://archive.synology.com/download/Os/DSM

you can try this one. It may works. ./rploader.sh ext ds920p-7.2.0-64561 add https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pocopico/tcrp-addons/main/acpid/rpext-index.json

according to the script here ( https://github.com/pocopico/tcrp-addons/blob/main/acpid/releases/install.sh ) I manually installed the acpid addon. but i beleve the best option is to add the ACPI addon as @pocopico suggested when you build the image.

I was in the process of upgrading my DSM 6.2 NAS with 2 TB drives to DSM 7.1 using 16 TB drives. I figured that my SAS card was not compatible with drives that size and I needed to have 12 ports. I also learned that DSM 6 was not capable of properly handling large drives. I got me one of these: It was plug and play. It was immediately recognized by my system and ARPL. However, I noticed a problem with it. ARPL reported the 12 ports not contiguously used. It reported ports 1-4, and 17-24 as the ports assigned to the actual physical ports. I am a bit anal with things like this. I need the ports in the DSM Interface to match the actual ports of my drives in case I need to replace them. I even noticed that some of the assigned ports didn't even follow the proper order. I would have expected all the ports to be contiguous using the sequential numbers. So here's how I fixed it: Step 1. Identify which SATA port is mapped to which physical port 1. I plugged a drive to every physical port 2. I made a list of all the Serial Numbers of each disk and their physical location 3. Loaded DSM and checked in the Storage Manager > HDDs to identify the port actually assigned to each disk I ended up with the following list: SATA PHYSICAL 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 8 5 4 6 5 7 6 8 7 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 This helped me identify which ports I needed to switch in order for it to be shown contiguously with the proper numbers that correspond to the actual physical ports. Step 2. Rebuild the ARPL loader 1. I restarted the NAS and made sure to use the option to make changes to the loader 2. Went into the Command Line options by following this: 3. Added the following as the sata_remap command line option: sata_remap: 16>3:17>4:18>5:19>6:3>7:20>8:21>9:22>10:23>11 This translates to: Make port 16 be port 3. Make port 17 be port 4. Make port 18 be port 5. Make port 19 be port 6. Make port 3 be port 7. Make port 20 be port 8. Make port 21 be port 9. Make port 22 be port 10. Make port 23 be port 11. ---- NOTE THAT: The SATA ports are given values that start at 0. So, if I had 24 ports, it actually meant ports values were 0-23. That means that 16>3 is actually changing the DSM reported Drive 17 to be the Drive 4. ---- 4. Built the loader 5. Booted the loader Step 3. Confirm Changes After booting, I checked the reported drives and their serials and that they matched the order in which the physical ports were put. Hope you find this useful.

The TCRP HTML Builder has reached a stable status and it is available for all to test and report any additions or ideas to improve. Thanks to all for the assistance in testing and especially @pcristi for pointing some bugs Thanks Mate ! You can have a look at : https://github.com/pocopico/tinycore-redpill/wiki/TCRP-Web-Builder More pictures and a how to manual will be soon be in the WiKI section of the repo. To try please download latest 0.9.4.8 and point your browser to the TCRP ip e.g. http://yourip