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I have found my problem and it was a foolish mistake on my part. As I stated my USB boot drive crashed which I now believe led to this problem. When I created my new Boot drive and adjusted to PID and the VID in the Grub.cfg I entered the appropriate PID and VID but forgot to enter 0x prefix. In other words I entered the PID as 1234 whe it should have been entered as 0x1234. Problem solved. currently updated and running DSM 6.2.3.25426 Release 2 smoothly
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ctltd started following General Installation Questions/Discussions (non-hardware specific)
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ctltd started following Drivers requests for DSM 5.2, I hosed my system...help please, Adding a SATA controller (SIL3114 Based) and 6 others
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I need help!!! I don't even know where to begin. Lenovo M91 Intel I5 3615xs 103b loader (This system has been running flawlessly for YEARS) After reading that most were successful I tried to upgrade my setup to the latest 25426 from 24922. At the reboot everything went to hell. Apparently my USB stick that I had been using for a while decided to commit suicide during this upgrade process. I made a new USB boot stick (proper Vid, Pid, S/N and Mac) and I can get it to boot and I can find it in the find.synology.com and with synology assistant no
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I am trying to add a SIL3114 based SATA controller to my Xpenology box. I am noticing that the SATA_SIL.KO has been removed from the EXTRA.lmza. I have installed the card but it is not recognized nor is the SSD attached to it. How would I go about adding a driver for this card?
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Have a weird question. I'm wanting to set up a VM using Synology VMM on my Xpenology but don't really want to change my 4 HDD's over to BTFRS. (4 SATA ports is all my current MB has) Can I add a SATA controller and stick in an SSD and then make the SSD a second volume and format it BTFRS and use it for my VM? Will that work?
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Same here!!
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I am trying to repurpose a Gigabyte motherboard to run xpenology. it is a F2A85X-4UP with an AMD A6 processor. I tried the latest USB boot drive and it booted fine but said eht) not running. It has a realtek PCIe GBE network adapter so I saw where there wasn't a driver for it. So looking at the 'working hardware' list I found that TP-Link TG4368 adapter was working. I bought one and installed it and xpenoboot boots fine but this new network adapter doesn't work either. I get the same message 'eth0 not working'. and it is not visible or available on the network nor in the DHCP list from t
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Did you update with the download through Synology or did you have the pat file seperate?? Steve Posted via Xpenology.us
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I second that!! Need the realtek Steve
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Is there anyway just using the USB boot disk to tell if hardware is compatible with Xpenology without doing a full install. I have an older MB but don't want to risk any of my data. The Motherboard is a Gigabyte F285X-UP4 and the processor is an AMD A10.
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If I wanted to switch my xpenology to new hardware will it work?? I will keep the hard drives the same and just move them and the USB drive to a new system. What steps do I need to take and are there any risks of loosing data? Steve
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Yes they have. Both written with the same image from the same computer.
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I am running xpenology 5.2.5644 R5 on a Dell Vostro 420 and it works beautifully. One small caveat I have is after about 5-7 days the xpenology freezes. The PC is still running but I have no access to it at all. If I pull the power to the unit and plug it back in it works just fine for another 5-7 days. I find no specific error in the logs other than xpenology experienced an improper shutdown and that is from me pulling the power. After I pull the power and restore it there is NO consistency check performed on the disks by the xpenology. I am really not sure how to troubleshoot this prob
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It boots just fine with one flash drive installed but not the other, that is what is confusing me. What is wierd is on the flash drive that wont boot, If I start the computer with the flash drive out and then immediately insert the flash drive after I power on the computer it boots just fine. Like I said....really strange. I'll look for a legacy mode in the BIOS.