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    If the switch supports jumbo frames you should enable that end to end . Also test transfer rate using large block sizes and big files. E.g a big iso image
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    No you are mistaken. its 260MegaBytes and not 260megabits. A 1Gb link will normally have a throuput rate of 100MB/s so a 2.5G will have 250MB/s.
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    Is this a network test or a disk benchmark test ? I'm asking cause in both cases you were both able to reach the throughput limit of the 2.5Gb card (read or write). I like to use diskspd (https://github.com/microsoft/diskspd) for storage benchmarks. In order to test throughput you set the block size to large numbers e.g. 1MB and in order to test IOPS you can use smaller numbers e.g. 4K or 8K so you can map your drive in a windows machine and check the below cmd line examples. https://github.com/Microsoft/diskspd/wiki/Sample-command-lines
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    Hi, find my anwsers inline : Q1 What I would like to know mainly that the list above would work on a DVA1622 or not? , A1 You need to try and see, i see no reason not to work. Q2 Can DVA1622 handle more than 2 disks? A2 Yes Q3 What about plex transcoding? Is that working on DVA1622? A3 Since /dev/dri is working i would expect that to work also for the transcoding Q4 I've read somewhere that DVA1622's Survstation AI is working with Intel's built in GPU but DVA3221 needs separated GPU for that. Is that right? A4 Thats right.
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    Only the systems that include scsi_transport_sas (e.g. ds3622xs+) will fail to load mpt3sas/hpsa/mvsas using EUDEV. The rest will load properly the modules
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    MPT3SAS will fail to load using eudev cause it is exporting duplicate scsi_transport_sas symbols. This has been solved on latest all-modules tcrp-addon.
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    Forget it, I saw the first post ! Are the disks on the smartarray set up as JBOD? I dont think that HW RAID is supported.
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    Do you know where are the disks physically connected ? On which adapter on lspci output ? Forget it, I saw the first post ! Are the disks on the smartarray set up as JBOD?
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    OK, can you SSH to the DSM and run the following fdisk -l |grep sd lspci -nnq ls /sys/class/ata_port ls /sys/class/sas_phy ls /sys/class/scsi_disk
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    Can you elaborate please ? What kind of help ?
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    You should have something like internalportcfg="0xffff" its a representation of the following binary maxdisks=24 internalportcfg="0xffffff" 0000 0000 0000 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 esataportcfg="0xff000000" 0000 1111 1111 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 usbportcfg="0xf00000000" 1111 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 meaning you have 24 ports and each port is enabled by having its value set to 1 the usbportcfg shound not overlap the internalportcfg. Which loader are you using and what addon are you using for disks ?
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    Thats not right
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    can you check the following values in /etc/synoinfo.conf grep internalportcfg /etc/synoinfo.conf grep usbport /etc/synoinfo.conf
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    Its true but the cmdline is persistent and DSM modprobe will continue to blacklist the module past junior.
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    Sure, thats also a very valid option. You can change the tgz by adding or removing modules. The initial idea that we discussed with @fbelavenuto , was to match the redpill to the Juns loader extra module pack function.
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    Since we are using gnu tar to extract the modules at boot or at loader creation the exclusion of some modules is not a very difficult task. If you want to specify a module to be excluded from DSM you can add modprobe.blacklist=mlx4 at your linux command line. I will include that in the next release of the HTML Builder. How we identify the module that actually cause KPs is the most difficult part cause you have to read the KP message.
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    If you have more than one SATA controllers, the minimum disk setting per controller is 1 (setting to zero will KP). SataPortMap is a single character per controller e.g. lets say you have four controllers, but all disks are on fourth controller. You have to specify one disk on first, one on second, one on third and eight on the forth controller, SataportMap=1118. Now as for DiskIdxMap, it is a two digit hex value per controller. For the above example you can set DiskIdxMap=0A0B0C00 and then the first disk on the first controller will be pushed down to 0A(hex), the second controller disk will be pushed to 0B, the disk on the third controller will be push to 0C and the disk on the forth controller will start from position 00 (slot1 on the schematic), the second will occupy the slot2 etc.
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    do you mind running cat /proc/cpuinfo |grep -i flag
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    Thanks, the search constantly fails even after numerous re-installs and retries
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    Yes you can test DS3622xs for Download station , Video station and file indexing services
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    Unfortunately i'am also somehow limited on resources. I currently test mainly on VMware and on some personal production/semi-production systems.
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    Its not my issue, my system has ICH8 with AHCI SATA ports.
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    After upgrading a DS3622xs DSM system with Core2duo CPU to 7.2 (or U1) i've noticed that are certain functions that fail to execute. E.g. Downloadstation cannot perform search, Video station cannot index files etc. Some basic functions will still work though e.g. the DSM UI, the File manager etc. but i'm worring about CPU compatibility issues of older systems. Maybe older CPU users should stay at 7.1.1 U6 @wjz304 I'm planning to test using ARPL-i18n to see if its on my end, but since my schedule is tight, could you in the meantime verify somehow ?
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    Its related to the PCIID (pci alias) of the module and the support of the module for these specific PCIIDs
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    Is this a proxmox VM ? Did you use the PAT file that you downloaded from Syno ? At 55% corrupted file the usb vid:pid is usually wrong and synoboot is not shimmed properly , can you check using http://yourip:7681 (root/no password) the existence of synoboot with fdisk -l ? Also lsusb can be helpful.
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