gnoboot

dmesg or lspci?

Just replace the zImage, revert as needed. You have to load ipv6 module, just google for it Already did so, but no luck. The sit0 device simply does not appear, nor do the commands (IP addresses redacted): ifconfig sit0 up ifconfig sit0 inet6 tunnel ::xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ifconfig sit1 up ifconfig sit1 inet6 add xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::2/64 route -A inet6 add ::/0 dev sit1 modprobe ipv6 ip tunnel add he-ipv6 mode sit remote xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx local xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ttl 255 ip link set he-ipv6 up ip addr add xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::2/64 dev he-ipv6 ip route add ::/0 dev he-ipv6 ip -f inet6 addr The sit0 device simply doesn't exist, and by my knowledge it would require the sit.ko module (which is not compiled by default). Do you know the kernel config to enable?

Let me know if ever you still get kernel traceback. So I can include the patch for 10.5.

Wireless driver is already included, just load it using /etc/rc.local method. My bad, it doesn't work. Load the modules individually (i.e. insmod /lib/modules/synoacl_ext4.ko).

You have to load ipv6 module, just google for it You are right, it writes to /volume1 and might fill up your disk. Just move the core files to another directory such as /tmp or /dev/null, http://justlearningtoblog.wordpress.com/2010/07/23/enable-core-dump-files-in-fedora/ Add this line to your /etc/rc.local. sysctl -w kernel.core_pattern=/tmp/core.%p

[11292.139798] irq 16: nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option) Edit GRUB add irqpoll, you can also isolate the issue by disabling unused USB ports. kernel /zImage irqpoll EDIT: traceback happens to your i5 machine, right? Send your `lspci -vvv` result to me:) This patch (c12aba5aa0e60b7947bc8b6ea25ef55c4acf81a4) might fix it.

Great! I'm still having issues with my vt-d HBA It might be related to cpu_idle driver that I backported from kernel.org. Try it and let me know if it helps Kexec enables you to boot another kernel w/o going thru BIOS. It's faster compared to normal reboot. You can get the SPK in my blog and try it:)

And lsmod from both versions. Thanks!

No, same ACL problem with insmod of the two modules. Back to 10.3 ACL handling OK. CloudSync etc working Are you using VM or baremetal? Could you boot to debug and send me /.gnoboot/debug.log?

Updated the driver page in my blog. I don't think there's driver difference when using PCI vs PCIe. DSM is using Linux network bonding for NIC failover. Try it yourself or send me a network card for me to test;)

Not sure if it's working, but I'm using 8168 driver from vendor.

yes, your wifi should be connected.

Try to insmod GRUB option synoacl_ext4.ko and synoacl_vfs.ko in 10.4. I've seen this several times before, but it's on a iSCSI file backend. You have to delete the LUN to make it work again. I think this has something to do with improper shutdown (multiple "reboot -f") or a patch that I included while working on mpt2sas issue which didn't help. I will build another kernel w/o that patch for you to play. Just replace the zImage or use to kexec-tools to try out the new release and reboot if doesn't work. I can add your wifi, but you need to provide `lspci -vvv` result from a LInux box.

Trantor is right, it's pata_amd. My rmmod GRUB option strips off any similar character you specified such that pata_amd would become pata_. BTW, do you have any drives connected to your IDE?

yeah, try the latest release. I doubt it would fix your network problem. I have another command that I'd like you try and post the results. Have you also tried changing the cables or restart the switch? > ethtool eth0

Will blacklist it on the next release. How did you know it was amd?

Not at the moment. I tried to make one the other day, but it doesn't boot. Will consider this in the future.

Edit GRUB before you boot to your NAS, you can do this by pressing E at the 2nd boot menu under kernel line. Make the following changes: kernel /zImage debug Once it booted up, you can send me /.gnoboot/debug.log.

Are you using built-in network card? What type of service (i.e. CIFS, NFS, iSCSI) are you using? Can you give me your `dmesg` and `lspci -vvv` output?

Get the latest version instead. I've also posted a workaround in my blog.

Just use rmmod GRUB option to disable your 82574L chip. kernel /zImage rmmod=e1000e_new,e1000e But I think that would not even solve your problem.

http://nas1.cn/thread-82480-1-1.html

My build has initial support, check here.

I'm still waiting for the next IGB driver release. I can't compile the latest version because of BUG#396.

Anything related to DSM, won't fix. It's closed source. I'm using LZMA, will switch to GZIP next release. /etc/rc.network is very different from 5.0-4418 to 5.0-4458 that might be the problem. Trying replacing the file using older version.