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Sorry for my mistake. I just restore back to ver 2. If you still need, please re-download.

Seems as though the 69 has been added by the ver2.xlsb calc. When you say every MAC address is 7 characters long I assume you mean 7 pairs of alpha/numerical. The MAC address on every system on my lan is 6 pairs. I'm even more confused now. 69 is "check code", it's calculated from the 6 pairs of alpha/numerical of your MAC address. You have to add 7 pairs of alpha/numerical showed in ver2.xlsb calc and it will work

Synology Tutorials: "You have a switch that complies with 802.3ad Dynamic Link Aggregation standard." http://www.synology.com/support/tutoria ... s&q_id=525 http://www.synology.com/support/faq_sho ... 96〈=us

We're here to sharing. When someone don't want so seed, it's the time they should to leave... Sorry for my bad English...

Asus A8N-SLI / Opteron : WOL and Hibernation not working. Intel D2500HN / Atom 2500 / XPEnology DS3612xs DSM 4.2 build 3211++ (repack v1.2): WOL work like a charm / Hibernation not working

Answer 1: check costib's post above Answer 2: check screenshot below

32MB USB stick can use as boot disk

Step 1: Use WinSCP, login to yous NAS as root Step 2: Download original "vender" file to your PC Step 3: Edit the "vender" file Step 4: Upload it to you NAS Step 5: Reboot your NAS P.s post #1 was edited

Step 1: Use WinSCP, login to yous NAS as root Step 2: Download original "vender" file to your PC Step 3: Edit the "vender" file Step 4: Upload it to you NAS Step 5: Reboot your NAS

"vender" file is a file stored in your USB boot disk (stick).

This problem was discussed at Giga-byte's forum: http://forum.giga-byte.co.uk/index.php?topic=8720.0

To resolve your problem you have to remove "#" before "vender" and "hw_model" in grub.conf. DSM will boot in right config for model RS3612xs. Like this #serial --unit=0 --speed=115200 #terminal serial default 0 timeout 1 fallback 0 title DSM 4.2-3211++ Repack v1.2 root (hd0,0) vender /vender show hw_model kernel /zImage root=/dev/md0 ihd_num=0 netif_num=4 syno_hw_version=RS3612xs initrd /rd.gz

Just update the image links now. Please recheck. What do you when you don't have 4 NICs? Do you leave the old MAC addresses there or enter 0? OS will detect the actual number of nics and use MAC addresses from vender file in the order. So, if you have "X" nics you just have to add your MAC addresses from No.1 to No.X, and leave the rest as original.

Audio Chipset Realtek ALC662 (on D2500hn mainboard). Driver download link: http://goo.gl/b6IX I want my NAS can play music directly

Just update the image links now. Please recheck.

Just update the image links now. Please recheck.

Tool and guide here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1353

Tool and guide here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1353

Update 18/June/2015 * Generate your serial, change MAC address by follow this post viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3059 Step by step guidelines: Change serial number for XPEnology 5.0+ You can easy change serial number by edit file *.cfg in your boot disk/file. First step: Use calculator by kmx23: http://1drv.ms/1Fz451J for generate your unique serial. I. For ISO boot file 1. Install WinISO (http://www.winiso.com/products/standard.html). 2. Open XPE ISO boot file (eg. "XPEnoboot_DS3615xs_5.2-5565.2.iso") with WinISO. 3. Select file "isolinux.cfg" => right click => Extract => Choose your temporary folder (eg. Desktop). 4. Open "isolinux.cfg" with Notepad. 5. Edit serial by replace string after "sn=", all must be same. Save file. 6. Select and drop "isolinux.cfg" file from temporary folder into WinISO windows => Choice Overwrite => Save and quit WinISO. 7. Boot your XPEnology with edited ISO boot file. 8. Check your result. II. For IMG boot file 1. Write image boot file to USB disk. 2. Open file "syslinux.cfg" on your USB disk by Notepad. 3. Edit serial by replace string after "sn=", all must be same. Save file. Eject USB disk. 4. Boot your XPEnology with *new* USB disk. 5. Check your result. Update 15/May/2015 I'm so sorry. Currently I'm very very busy, so I can not maintain this thread. You can check this guide: http://goo.gl/78vE1w It better than my guide and always up to date. >>>>>>> Guide below for DSM 4 only<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Why we should do it? If DS Finder alerts some people just hack your XPEnology, or Syslog shows some "suspicious activities". Do you thinks there are back-doors on your XPEnology? Trust me, you just change serial and problems are gone. No back door and no one try to "hack" your XPEnology. Because, your XPEnology used 'universal' serial. Therefore when DS Finder connect to Synology's server it will receive alerts from another XPEnology that use the same serial with yours. And if you want to use 2 or more XPEnology in your LAN, their MAC address(es) should not be same. Furthermore, WOL will work only when your XPEnology have MAC address(es) same with the "true" address(es) of your hardware. Therefore you should edit MAC address(es) of your XPEnology. Before you start: 1. Leave menu.lst and grub.conf as original, only edit "vender" file. 2. This guide comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. But report at this thread if you have problem. I will try to improve this guide. 3. Sorry for my terrible English. I'm Vietnamese ======================================= Step 1: Install Ext2Fsd on your Windows PC, restart PC after install. If you don't want to install ETX2 file system driver on your PC or Ext2Fsd is can not run on your PC, shift to step 3b. Download Ext2Fsd: http://goo.gl/zPU5F. Step 2: Open "ver2.xlsb", input your MAC address(es) then press F9 to general HEX codes Download tool to general your HEX codes here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/237xzol4ct9coz5/ver2.zip Step 3a: If you run XPEnology on a virtual machine, you have to mount (read/write) the virtual hard drive image (.img, .vdi, .vmdk...) on your host OS. Skip this step if you use *real* USB disk/stick as boot disk Download ImDisk Virtual Disk Driver here: http://goo.gl/o8Ubu Install ImDisk Virtual Disk Driver then mount the boot image. Step 3b: If you don't want to mount (read/write) the virtual hard drive image or plug USB disk/stick to your PC 1: Use WinSCP, login to yous NAS as root 2: Download original "vender" file to your PC 3: Edit the "vender" file (step 4) 4: Upload it to you NAS 5: Reboot your NAS then go to step 7. Step 4: Use HEX editor to edit "vender" file on the boot disk. Use HEX codes from Step 2. Download HEX editor here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/u0jg2qlbsswusus/hexedit.exe. The "vender" file is a file on the boot disk (stick). In the screenshot of hexedit software below MAC address No.1 to No.4 marked inside colorful rectangles and serial number inside the white rectangle. Note: OS will detect the actual number of nics and use MAC addresses from vender file in the order. So, if you have "X" nics you just have to add your MAC addresses from No.1 to No.X, and leave the rest as original. Step 5: Save overwrite "vender" file on USB. Step 6: Boot your XPEnology and check your result. Step 7: Report feedback at here.

Because sometime your nas will not boot in proper hardware model config. This is quicksilver's problem.

Change sn by edit vender file will resolve this problem.

In DSM 4.2 the best way to add your sn and MAC is edit vender file and do not add "#" before vender, hw_model in menu.lst.

1. You must enable WOL on your XPEnology 2. Download small command line utility "MC-WOL" at http://www.matcode.com/wol.htm 3. Create a .bat file like this: mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS mc-wol YOUR:NAS:MAC:ADDRESS Your XPEnology MAC address format: AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF 4. Put .bat file in same folder with mc-wol.exe 5. Turn on your XPEnology by double-click on .bat file Bonus: Create shortcut to .bat file or pin it to Taskbar, Start menu to easy reach

Hi XoN, Thank you for your advise for me in another subject. But I'm still confused by the below questions. If anyone can help me on this. thanks. 1. How did you modify your USB flash with Nighthawk's zimage file. I got a format notice when I was trying to open my USB flash with XPEnology boot image in Windows. 2. Where I can find the Vender file, I extracted XPEnology image, but didn't find that file. Easy way: Connect to your server by WinSCP, download your file to computer, edit it then upload back to server. Normally Vender file place in /shareusb1/boot/