Burner1977

Hello everybody, I am thinking of setting op my rig with the gnoboot and dsm 5.0. I was wondering what the best setup is: - 128GB Samsung Pro SSD for DSM and a separate HDD for the shares and data - 128GB Samsung Pro SSD for caching and a separate HDD for DSM and the data and shares Thx for the advise Cheers Burner1977

Hello everybody, Maybe a absolute NOOB question but I hope someone will be so kind to give me a awnser. Currently I am running the latest version of DSM 4.3 on an Intel D2700MUD. I just recently looked at the forum again after a while because I wanted to check if there was a update for the new DSM 5.0. I stumbled across this post and was wondering if this can be installed on my Intel motherboard without EXSI or do I have to wait for a new version from Trantor? If it is possible where can I find the correct update/install tutorial. Thank you in advance for your time and effort Cheers Burner1977

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Hello everybody, first of all thank for making 4.3 possible. Great effort foor everybody involved. Keep up the good work. What I wanted to know if it is correct that you can't update from 4.2 without losing all your applications/settings. Is there a particular reason for this why it is not possible. Thanks for your time and effort Cheers Burner1977

Hello everybody, I made a OVF version for VMware Workstation 9 based on the XPEnology DS3612xs DSM 4.2 build 3211++ (repack v1.2) This is a complete clean setup. In the tutorial below I will describe the step by step procedure to get this working: - Download the OVF file for VMware Workstation (http://dfiles.eu/files/hsmv15o3m) - In VMware Workstation go to the home tab - Choose Open a Virtual Machine and select the OVF file - Name your virtual machine name and import - DO NOT POWER ON - After the import select the VM and choose Edit virtual machine settings - Select Hard Disk 2 (IDE) and on the right side go to Utilities and select Expand - Change the disk size to the size you want and select Expand (you can’t change it anymore so choose wisely). - Change the memory/cpu if you want - Power on the virtual machine - Find the machine with Synology Assistant (http://global.download.synology.com/download/ds/DSAssistant/4206/win/SynologyAssistantSetup-4.3-4206.exe) - Right click on the discovered machine and say connect - Login with admin and leave the password blank - Go to Storage Manager - The Volume Creation Wizard will pop up - Choose the option Quick and then next - !!!!Uncheck the 199MB disk!!!! and select next - Click OK so the disk can be formatted and wait until it is finished Good luck and fun with your Synology Burner1977

Hello XPEH, thank you for your quick responce. I will wait on a new release. Do you have any idea wenn this is coming. Burner1977

Hello everybody, I would like some advice on updating my firmware. Currently I am running the version as shown below on a intel D2700MUD: Modelname: DS3612xs Current DSM-version: DSM 4.2-3202 I see that 3211 is available. What is the best thing to do? Is there a version 3211 for the DS3612xs on the forum. I can’t find it that’s why I am asking this question. What are my options without losing any data? Thank you in advance for your advise. Cheers Burner1977

Hello, I am running the XPEnology_DS3612xs_2668 on a Intel D2700MUD motherboard. Everything is working perfect. The only issue I have is when I do a reboot from the GUI. The http://ip-nas:5000/webman/... Is not accessible. I can still login with SSH but when I give a reboot command nothing happens. Does anyone know what this problem can be and how to fix it. At the moment a manual hard reset is the only option. For the rest keep up the good work Cheers Burner1977