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nsfw

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  1. Thanks for your advice. Got it working in ESXi 5.5. Data migrated over fine. Now I'm just having the internal debate of trusting my data without SMART. It's a little bit scarey. There are lots of non DSM posts about people losing their data using RDM. I have crashplan for backups, but a 6TB crashplan restore would not be fun. Think I'm going to go back to bare metal DSM. Really shouldn't play with ESX without VT-D.
  2. have you not read this thread just a few posts down? viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1082 synology has put in key encryption into the kernel modules and without actually breaking that some folks are trying to figure out a work around. It doesn't seem very trivial so I venture to guess that at this point it's a toss up if it ever gets released. 4.2 works very well. i don't think anyone will be crying until 5.0 is released and none of this works past 4.2.
  3. Just FYI: for microserver users. Here is VMWare vSphere 5.5(esxi) packaged for HP servers. https://my.vmware.com/group/vmware/deta ... ductId=352 I'm not sure if there is support in the hardware monitor for microservers but it can't hurt to use this version.
  4. I've bought a hp n54l with no extras installed. I'm running trantor v1.2 of 3211 and everything seems to work fine. I saw how at one point people had USB device issues with the microservers but I don't. Is there any reason I should be using the x64-microsever-20130612 build instead of trantor v1.2? Originally I had wanted to set this up with vSphere(esxi) but it seems like DSM won't give me the nice SHR functionality as it will only see the disks when I create VMDKs rather than direct hardware access. Oh, well. Still not a bad little device as a standalone DSM machine. I honestly don't see why I need to go above the stock 2GB of RAM when running DSM on bare metal.
  5. Just thought I'd pass on these 4.3 vulnerabilities. http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/528543
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