shackwove

okay! thanks

Tested and working perfect with this update! I'm on Update 2. Do i have to follow the same procedure as the first post to update from Update 2 to Update 7? Or can i just do it the normal way?

Yeah this is unfortunate -_- i don't feel to good about adding all these other random sources to be honest

Yes everything is working here : fileshanker> pwd /root fileshanker> ls -la drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 May 7 23:59 . drwxr-xr-x 24 root root 4096 May 3 13:47 .. -rw------- 1 root root 16 May 7 23:59 .esd_auth drwx------ 2 root root 4096 May 2 19:42 .gnupg -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 366 Feb 14 12:08 .profile drwx------ 2 root root 4096 May 8 00:43 .pulse -rw------- 1 root root 256 May 7 23:59 .pulse-cookie drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 2 19:15 pci -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 249507 Feb 22 11:45 syno-i686-bootstrap_1.2-7_i686.xsh fileshanker> openssl version WARNING: can't open config file: /usr/syno/ssl/openssl.cnf OpenSSL 1.0.1g-fips 7 Apr 2014 The dpkg_upgrade.log : 2014/05/02 16:40:28 ===========[-x /volume1//@smallupd@te_deb/smallupdate_4.3-3827-s2_all.deb /smallUpd@teTempFolder]===== 2014/05/02 16:42:16 ===========[-i /smallupd@te/iptables-1.4.2-bromolow-bin_1.4.2-3827-s1_all.deb ]=========== Authenticating /smallupd@te/iptables-1.4.2-bromolow-bin_1.4.2-3827-s1_all.deb ... passed Selecting previously unselected package iptables-1.4.2-bromolow-bin. (Reading database ... 0 files and directories currently installed.) Unpacking iptables-1.4.2-bromolow-bin (from .../iptables-1.4.2-bromolow-bin_1.4.2-3827-s1_all.deb) ... Setting up iptables-1.4.2-bromolow-bin (1.4.2-3827-s1) ... 2014/05/02 16:42:17 ===========[-i /smallupd@te/libsynosdk-bromolow-bin_4.3-3827-s1_all.deb ]=========== Authenticating /smallupd@te/libsynosdk-bromolow-bin_4.3-3827-s1_all.deb ... passed etc etc A quick google search leads me to believe that this is a permissions issue. Maybe try to run the update as admin? Also did you run the commands as root? Also, these are strange to me : gpg: keyblock resource `/var/services/homes/root/.gnupg/secring.gpg': No such file or directory because i don't have these directories either. I don't have User Homes enabled though, maybe you do and it's causing issues? Control Panel > Users > User Home p.s tu peux aussi ouvrir un thread dans la section FR du forum, même si ton anglais n'est pas mauvais à mon avis.

For an added layer you can forward a port in your router to your SSH port on DSM. Your router's config would look like this : External port : 35775 Internal port : 22 now you only have to connect to it using ssh -p 35775 user@ip You can also disable the ability to ssh as root, this is common practice to any ssh box, you can then login as say "admin" and then switch to root if you have to. DSM is particular tho and we have to change something first or we won't be able to switch user afterwards. 1. Login as ssh root@dsm 2. Change permissions on /bin/su with chmod a+s /bin/su 3. Try it, login with ssh admin@dsm 4. Type su 5. Enter password and type whoami < this should return "root" 6. Disable root login in /etc/ssh/sshd_config as root user do vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config locate the line that says #PermitRootLogin yes Press insert and edit it so it looks like "PermitRootLogin no" Press escape and type ":wq" and press enter 7. In the web GUI, Control Panel > Terminal > Disable SSH and apply > Enable SSH and apply 8. Try to connect as root, it shouldn't let you anymore, so connect as admin That's it, nobody can longer connect to your DSM as root but you still have root capabilities! Place your cursor over this line

DSM dit "Raid" même si mets un seul disque pour te donner la possibilité d'éventuellement convertir ton volume en ajoutant un disques. En bref, tu n'a qu'a choisir raid et tu vas pouvoir créer un volume avec un seul disque. Répète à nouveau pour le second.

Well with the USB method you definitely can and should remove it after the system has booted, should be the same with the CD?

Panneau de configuration > Dossier Partagé Tu devrais voir tout tes dossiers, il suffit de redonner les droits à ton compte

Kind of solved. I installed Trantor's 4.3 beta7 + update 2 on volume1. Did a clean installation over 5.0 4458. With 4.3 running great i then plugged in the 2 4TB drives (now that's where it would boot to the DSM installation that was present on the 4tb volume when i tried gnoboot) but with Trantor's it booted onto my recently installed 4.3! Upon booting, DSM immediately recognized volume2 and mounted the share i had created on it. Clicked on repair and i was done. This is exactly how i wanted it to behave so i'm pretty happy about that Too bad i won't be using 5.0 but that's fine.

I got the button but my download fails? its accepted, any ideas? I remember it didn't work everytime so you might want to try again. First try, asking me to install python : After installing python all is working! :

If you are unable to get your former DSM installation working again you can always mount the hard drives in your main computer or from a live CD such as Ubuntu. Synology has a good write up about it http://www.synology.com/en-us/support/faq/579 i was able to access my Raid 1 that i created in DSM using this method.

Ça ne marche pas directement, suis les instructions ici : viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2999

Je trouve que c'est le plus gros désavantage d'utiliser DSM, j'aimerais avoir plus de contrôle sur la gestion de l'installation Par exemple ça serait bien de pouvoir simplement ajouter des disques qui contiennent déjà du data sans devoir formater. Ou de simplement ajouter des disques et les formater en ext4 ou ntfs pour pouvoir les déplacer facilement d'une machine à une autre.

Même en choisissant "Les mise à jours importantes seulement" comme dans ce screen? J'ai aussi passé de 5.0 à 4.3 il n'y a pas 3 heures et j'ai pu updater à Update 2 As-tu fais clean installation ou as tu migré?

Easy as 1-2-3, thanks for putting this up there!

Just dropping by to let you know that i just installed beta7 easily over gnoboot's 5.0 4458. I had the option to migrate but i didn't since i wanted a fresh start. Chose clean installation and everything couldn't have gone more smoothly! On first boot all my shares were mounted and readily accessible. Thanks for the work, i really do appreciate it.

I like the download button it adds under youtube videos Similar addon for firefox but less powerful : Been using SynoExt and it works https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/synoext/ There's also that might be worth checking out. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... ynoloader/

I guess the easy way would be to format the 4tb drives in my main computer and then add them on my NAS, but i was hoping to avoid that, wanting to keep the data on both volumes for a while. :/

Just realized this is wrong since with all the drives plugged in, it actually boots on the older install

Hey all In order for you to better understand my setup let me do a quick recap. 1. Been running XPenology Trantor's 4.1 for over a year with the main volume being 3x 1TB in SHR (raid 5). 2. I recently added 2x 4TB drives, created a disk group with the two drives and then a volume (volume2 - SHR raid 1). 3. Wanting to upgrade to DSM 5.0 i first backed up what i wanted to keep from volume1 onto volume2. 4. Unplugged the 2 4TB drives (My thinking was to set aside the data in case the update goes wrong, i had been waiting to get these drives specifically to upgrade!) 5. Installed DSM 5.0 using gnoboot. 6. I wasn't able to "Migrate" during the install but the data/shares on my volume1 are still intact and accessible. 5.0 working great! Here's where it gets interesting 7. Plugged the 2x 4TB back in. 8. With the 2x 4TB plugged in, still using the same gnoboot usb key, it nows boot into my OLD 4.1 install! 9. Wondering what happened to the 5.0 install i unplugged the 4TBs again and what do you know the 5.0 install works just fine. So i can effectively boot one or the other now but is there a way to control on which disk or volume to boot on? I'm assuming the bootable kernel looks for the most recent version on the disks and boot that one? I was hoping to keep the data on both volumes for a while in case something goes wrong with this 5.0 install. I think next time i want to do something like this i'll just add a disk but initialize it and then mount and copy to it using ssh, what do you think?

Good news

I'm running Trantor's 4.1 2668, think i can upgrade to DSM5.x?

I'm currently running 4.1-2668, i have all my media on a SHR 3x1tb volume. Can i install this version and then import my volume without data loss? If not, what about 4.2? Been running 4.1 for about a year now, loving it but would like to play with the new pxe/tftp features that were introduce in 4.2.

I'm running DS3612xs DSM 4.1 build 2668++ (more hardware) on a Pentium-D with 1gb of DDR2 and it's working great, no performance issues whatsoever. However the OS becomes unresponsive from time to time, the PC doesn't shutdown but i'm unable to perform any actions such as using the web client, pinging the PC or detecting it via synology assistant. The only solution i've found when this happens is to hard shut down the PC with the power button which i really want to avoid. So yeah, there it is, not sure if it's a network error (cutting the communication between the nas and router) or a software issue. I don't even know where to start to troubleshoot the issue. Admin edit: Moved to viewtopic.php?f=2&t=937

I had the same issue, i went with a different version and it worked. If they all fail then i guess your motherboard isn't supported.