pooky
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I managed to install DSM 6.2 on Raspberry Pi 4 4GB with QEMU x86_64 emulation. It's took to many time to install and it's extremely slow (unusable). I think if we had any ARM bootloader it would work great.
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DSM have many useful apps, other NAS like OMV is just samba share like and this can be done with any linux dist.
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RPI 4 with 4GB will be amazing for NAS, I try to setup with QEMU (qemu-system-x86_64) with jun's loader for 6.2 (and other) but always get error: [ 0.000000] CPU: vendor_id 'AuthenticAMD' unknown, using generic init. After this I get Kernel Panic. Current KVM only work with aarch64 :( but there may be better support for ARM virtualization in the future.
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This have something with nested virtualization, try find how to setup in vmware.
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Yes I know, VMM use QEMU, maybe problem is that you run virtualization inside virtualization? What is type of your server/pc and processor ?
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I have similar problem on baremetal I forget to enable VT-x in BIOS. Before this I always get message about not enough RAM memory.
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6.1.3 update 3 on baremetal without any problem.
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1. First you need to setup main mail to your profile. 2. In Download station select mail that you set in profile and enter email where you want to send notification. I just do this and work without any problem. (Also check spam folder)
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I also installed 3617xs on Intel i5 3570 with 8GB DDR3 (HP Compaq 8300 SFF), all work fine but I get some kind of freezes when listen music on audio station and web interface. Not sure is this because processor or missing some drivers ? I use latest 1.02b loader with DSM 6.1.3. Does anyone have similar issues ? Thank you.
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Hello, I have strange problem with LAN speed, when I upload/download files from/to DSM LAN speed slow down from 50MB to 300kb ? Try to use E1000 driver, VMXNET3 but get some result Is someone have similar problem ? I use N54L with 10GB RAM, and 4 HDD x 1TB. p.s. Also, for test I try classic share on Windows VM and get about 110MB/s over some LAN adapter ? Thanks,
