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28 minutes ago, dj_nsk said:
Try Arc bootloader
I have no idea about how to proceed, unless you mean ARPL. It's new to me. I thinknit's in beta phase. I succeeded with tcrp in another pc, but I'm having no luck on my j5005 nuc.
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Hi. My hardware is NUC7PJYH2 ( specs https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/126137/intel-nuc-kit-nuc7pjyh/specifications.html )
I have created the boot image in the usb drive, but when I start the nuc the boot only shows:
Loading linux
Loading initramfs
Booting Tinycore for lader creation
That's as far as it goes. My device has a J5005.
I tried different loader versions in github, all of them being 0.9.x.x
I don't know if a 0.8.x.x would work. The only ones I can find in github are 0.9.x.x
On another device with an 7th gen i5 I can continue and successfully test-installed dsm 7. The loader continues to boot, but on the j5005 I can''t, it gets stuck on those 3 lines I mentioned before.
I have used several versions of TCRP with no success, both legacy and uefi.
Any ideas on how to continue or why it gets stuck on those 3 lines?
Thank you.
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In my lan I use ip address. Over the internet I my ddns domain. I rarely use DS File out of my Lan, so I could stop using Ds File app if necessary in case that solves the problem. About the verification option you mentioned, I'll give it a try.
I'm just surprised that my friend, who has got the same hardware and dsm version, has no such ssl issues.
Other apps like Ds Get https work fine and I can use https over the internet.
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2 hours ago, jensmander said:
Self-signed certificates are only accepted without warnings if they are imported in the device‘s trusted certificate storage/pool as root certfication authority.
How can I solve the problem? I'm sort of a noob. Using the DS File app is not key to me. I can either try to fix the certificate issue or simply stop using that app as long as it doesn't mean any security risk.
Would it work to simply renew the certificate? Any issues with that?
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Would I solve the issue by deleting my current synology certificate and creating a new synology certificate? Any issues with that approach?
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I am running dsm 6.2.3.
In one of my android app (ds file) I get a warning of not trusted SSL certificate when I try to log in using httpS. In other apps such as ds get ot ds audio it works fine.
Any way to solve it without let's encrypt (90 days renewal downside)?
A friend of mine has the same hardware and dsm version with no issues like mine.
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Hi. A friend of mine is thinking about buying an intel nuc to use it as a nas. It's Intel Nuc BOXNUC6CAYH with a j3455 cpu.
Any issue with this nuc and its cpu?
Recommended loader and dsm version?
Anyone sharing their experience?
Thanks.
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10 hours ago, flyride said:
Yes, it will say SATA or NVMe. This discussion is starting to go sideways. Let's backtrack.
Your NUC has the ability to connect to a single SATA drive with a SATA interface. It does not have an M.2 slot (required for an SSD on a card). M.2 slots can support either NVMe or SATA SSD's depending upon the chipset and motherboard capabilities. Again, you don't have one. So you cannot use an adapter either.
So the discussion of NVMe drives is academic. You cannot use one with your NUC in any case.
The Ironwolf page you linked has both SATA SSD and NVMe drives listed on the page. You need to be sure to buy the correct one. The 2.5" form factor models will work. The M.2 2280 card slot model will not work.
Thanks. I was aware of the different connectors, but somehow I got confused and mistook there was a nwme which was the same as sata.
The page I linked contains an nvme, which I didn't notice. Mine was the sata ssd.
Thanks everyone for your help.
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11 hours ago, IG-88 said:
thats just normal SATA3
no nvme is pcie and if you bring that into connectot for hdd's its called U.2
the m.2 slot can have more types of connections usable for devices then just pcie
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.2#Form_factors_and_keying
if you have a sata ssd and m.2 with m or b+m key then there might be sata on the connector too and you could get it to a normal sata connector by a adapter (link above)
or you use the pcie to to do the same as with a normal pcie slot and a sata controller, the sata controller is just smaller and more fragile
the small housing and the power supply can be a problem as you not just need a m.2 card with a sata connector on it you also need sata cable, power cable and room for a 2nd disk and all that without blocking the airflow to much
usually you think about the system design before you buy one, having just one hdd aka no redundancy is not suggested but if you have 2nd nuc and mirror you data in (more or less) realtime then you might be ok with just one disk, might be a better solution then going to far out of the systems intended design
Thank you very much. The link was an interesting reading. My ssd states Sata, but somehow I got confused and thought it wouldn't be compatible.
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1 hour ago, IG-88 said:
like this
https://geizhals.de/?cat=hdssd&xf=4832_4
and then take the exact product code, but there only seem to be max 2TB for sata
one a other way is to use a (mechanical) adapter to get the sata connector from the m.2
https://www.amazon.com/SATA-NGFF-Adapter-Power-Cable/dp/B01FE8NKC2/
or use a m.2 card with pcie connected sata chip like asm1061 or similar
and use a normal sata 2.5" ssd
My ssd drive has got a sata conector with a specified maximum speed of 6Gb/s. Can I assume it has nothing to do with NVMe?
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1 hour ago, flyride said:
If the question is: "can you use an SSD as a regular disk for XPe/DSM" the answer is yes if it is a SATA SSD. NVMe SSD's cannot easily be used as DSM really only supports them for cache.
How can I know if it is a regular Sata SSD disk or a NVMe SSD? The drive I intend to use a main and only disk is Seagate Ironwolf 3.84tb Red Nas Ssd https://www.seagate.com/as/en/internal-hard-drives/ssd/ironwolf-nas-ssd/
How can I know if it is a regular Sata SSD disk or a NVMe SSD? Any feature in the specs I should pay attention to?
Thanks.
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5 hours ago, Dfds said:
DSM is installed on all drives by default & cannot be changed.
I already suspected that it Dsm cannot be relocated to another drive once it is install. In order to do it I guess a fresh install would be required, right?
I meant if there is any problem to do a fresh install on an ssd. This would be the drive Seagate Ironwolf 3.84tb Nas Ssd https://www.seagate.com/as/en/internal-hard-drives/ssd/ironwolf-nas-ssd/
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By the way, I don't know if it's a stupid question. Is it possible to install Xpenology on an SSD? I have a 4tb ssd which I plan to use a main and only drive.
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36 minutes ago, Noter2017 said:
I played around with Plex a few months ago and neither my TV (WebOS 2) nor several AndroidTV boxes could play movies with embedded subtitles. I always got the message that Plex would need to transcode them, meaning I would have to pay for Plex Pass.
If you depend on subtitles and don't want to pay, take a look at Jellyfin which is a free Plex fork.
I don't know how old your devices are, but WebOs 2 sound pretty old (8+ years???). I have been using (free) Plex with no problem in subtitles and video and audio. My Fire Tv stick and my Lg Web OS 4.5 could manage subtitles perfectly. With my Web OS 4.5 LG tv transcoding worked line a charm with avi video files and dts audio. As for the fire tv stick, transcoding h265 files (1.5gb) work fairly well. I have replaced my old tv and fire tv with a brand new lg web os 5.0 and everything works fine too.
A little remark. When I say that transcoding worked fine, I mean Cpu transcoding, not GPU transcoding.
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Thank you very much for your quick reply. I intend to go for loader 1.04b and dsm 6.2.3 or newest release available. I just wanted to know if anyone has the same device and could guide on the best choice.
As for hw transcoding in plex, I am not planning on paying Plex Pass for now since my tv's are relatively new and would manage most of recent codecs, so I'll skip Pass. I just wanted to know if free hw transcoding was possible in case I would need it. But if I happen to need it, I guess CPU transcoding would do.
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Hi. I got my hands on an Intel Nuc NUC7PJYH with j5005 cpu, 4gb and a large Nas ssd.
I would like to know which would be the best bootloader version and dsm version for it and, if possible, a way to enable hardware transcoding in Plex (free version). I have been checking some older threads but I got a bit confused.
Thank you very much.
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Of course. I had already considered it. Thanks. I was thinking about changing the power source and I considered to use a pico psu.
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We tried Jun's 1.04b 918+ but it was unstable. It took a long time to boot and shutdown, and it wasn't detected in Lan. Other users reported problems with asrock j3455 and the latest dsm versions. What dsm version did you install in your Asrock j3455 itx?
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That's surprising. A friend of mine has just built his xpenology with an Asrock J3455-itx 4Gb and 1x2TB WD blue 2.5" and he reported 9w by using a pico psu. I don't know if there are any differences between your M mobo version and my friend's itx. Are you using a standard psu or a pico psu?
Could I know what bootloader and Dsm version you are using?. He had some trouble with newer dsm versions, so he finally installed 1.03b on 916+ with dsm 6.1.7.
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Anyone who still has this mobo?
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Hi. I have a built with an Asrock Q1900-itx with 4Gb Ram and a 2TB WD Red drive.
I know it is a very efficient mobo. I'm not trying to be stingy on consumption. The point is that my psu is somehow old and I may replace it, so I don't know if I should go for a regular psu or a pico psu. My current built with my old psu consumes 19w on idle (no hibernation because of plex).
Those having the same mobo could you, please, post your consumption on psu or pico psu? Please, indicate how many drives you have and if they are 2.5 or 3.5w.
Thank you very much.
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Thanks. We had seen the thread before. His cpu is apollo lake. He tried 6.2.1 but if was unstable and transcoding didn't work at all. I may be wrong, but I think transcoding is not possible in ds3615. That's why he chose 918.
He has found a what seens to be the solution in this thread
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Anyone having an updated functional version on this mobo?
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I am finally able to transcode by using Emby. I could also transcode under Plex, but it was smoother on Emby. Plex didn't allow the drives the hibernate, whereas Emby does (you need to disable automatic port mapping if you want the drives to hibernate).
I don't know if it is hardware transcoding or software transcoding (does software transcoding exist?). I just know I can play h265 video on my old Samsung TV, and I can play old avi videos in my new LG tv.
Can't boot the loader
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I can't see your signature neither in my phone nor my computer. Would you post the link to Arc so that I can give it a try.
Thanks.