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  1. Seems to be netherlandish not german but:

     

    To install version 5.1 must be present at least version 5.0. This update can be installed on the NAS models ending in 10 or higher, which is an improvement, because for the first edition of DSM 5.1 was still at least a model requires ending at 11.

     

    just says that now it is possible to install DSM5.1 on a DS*10 and higher. Before the update it was only possible to install on a DS*11 or higher.

  2. Based on

    viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1502

     

    Try this:

    esataportcfg=0x0

    internalportcft=0x3f

    usbportcfg=0x1FC0

     

    Meaning:

    No eSataports, every port ist used as internal Sata.

     

    Or this:

    esataportcfg=0x20

    internalportcft=0x1F

    usbportcfg=0x1FC0

     

    Meaning:

    One of the eSata ports ist used as eSata, all others are internal Sata.

     

    Or this:

    esataportcfg=0x10

    internalportcft=0x2F

    usbportcfg=0x1FC0

     

    Meaning:

    The other one of eSata ports is used as eSata, all others are internal Sata.

  3. Look at my initial Post of this Thread.

     

    For handling just the ODD or! the external as eSata try:

     

    esataportcfg=0x20 or 0x10

    internalportcft=0x1F or 0x2F

    usbportcfg=0x1FC0

     

    Setting esataportcfg to 0x30 will use ODD and! External as eSata.

    If you understand the Bin to Hex then you could fingure out the Settings yourself.

  4. Oh you´re right... i changed something.

    Instead of "Once you see the “DiskStation prompt”, load Synology Assistant and search for devices, Once found double click the device."

    i did a right-click and used "INSTALL".

  5. Solved it.

     

    SSH to your Station and edit /etc/synoinfo.conf and /etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf

    esataportcfg=0x30
    internalportcfg=0xf
    usbportcfg=0x1FC0
    

     

    This sets the odd and the esataport to esata.

     

    Edit:

    Hex in Bin ( 7 usb 2esata/odd 4internal)

    0x30 = 0000000 11 0000 (you could try ´[0x20=0000000 10 0000] the other one should be the odd port)

    0xf = 0000000 00 1111

    0x1fc0 = 1111111 00 0000

  6. From the main screen go to ‘Chipset > Southbridge Configuration > SB SATA Configuration’ and make sure your settings are the same as below:
    OnChip SATA Channel = Enabled
    SATA PORTS 4/5 IDE mode = Disabled
    SATA EPS on all PORT = Enabled
    SATA Power on all PORT = Enabled
    Return to the main screen then go to ‘Advanced > IDE Configuration’ and again, make sure your settings are the same as below.
    Embedded SATA Link Rate = 3.0Gbps MAX

     

    Yep. Did everything above.

     

    EDIT: Its weird. Everyone writes about how to use the eSata as an internal Sata. For me its never been a Problem... Even with the original HP Bios.

     

    EDIT2:

    viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1028&start=80#p5413

     

    This might be the Solution. Mh have to figure out the correct Values.

  7. Im using XPEnology DS3612xs DSM 4.2 build 3211++ (repack v1.2) on a HP N54L.

    I connected an 3TB WD Harddrive via eSata.

     

    My Problem is that the eSata-Drive is not under external device. It appears in the Store-Manager.

    So no HotPlug!

    The Drive should be used as a Backup of the internal Drives. So Hotplug would be fine...

     

    Someone with the same Problem??

     

    SOLVED:

    SSH to your Station and edit /etc/synoinfo.conf and /etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf

     

    For N54l edit this:

    esataportcfg=0x10

    internalportcft=0x2F

    usbportcfg=0x1FC0

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