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You mean the drive which shall be used as a boot stick? Anything >256MB is suitable. The tool collection is 100MB (V1.4.2 with Rufus).

Die Firmwares >V20 für den IT Mode sind manchmal problematisch. Probiere mal die P19 (unter Firmware -> Archive).

Einige Controller wie der Syba benutzen Portmultiplexer, was nicht unterstützt wird. Es gibt von Syba Controller mit „nur“ 4 Ports, von denen bei passender Slotzahl mehrere verwendet werden können. Gängige (ältere) Avago/LSI HBAs mit Firmware im IT-Mode werden meist unterstützt, über die SuFu solltest Du im Forum fündig werden.

Synology-Dienste benötigen immer einen gültigen Account. Ohne eine Kombo aus valider Serial & MAC - von einer echten Synology - kann man diese Dienste nicht nutzen (C2, Quickconnect, ActiveBackup, usw.).

Not quite correct. 1.03b for the DS3615XS works well with DSM 6.2.1 U2 on several bare-metal systems. But - as always - it depends on the hardware.

Yes, the card(s) detect the speed automatically. One thing to mention: depending on the switch you use I would do some research on the SFP modules. I had a HP 10GB NIC (Intel chip) with SFP+ and DSM failed to initialize a connection. The reason was the original HP SFP module. When I changed it to a compatible Intel SFP module it worked fine.

AFAIK there's no list in the forum, but most Intel cards or branded cards with Intel chips run with 1.03b. I use a x520-DA2 and a x710-DA2 for SFP and a x540-T1 for 10GB copper.

AFAIK läuft die ASUS nicht ohne weiteres Zutun. Ich würde sicherheitshalber eine gebrauchte Intel X5xx-Karte ins Auge fassen. Eine x540-T1 (1 Port RJ45) gibts bei eGay schon ab 90€. Die Karte würde auch später ohne Probleme unter allen anderen Betriebssystemen sauber laufen.

You‘re sure about the admin user AND that SSH is enabled in DSM? Another approach would be a live Linux boot, mounting the hdds and running the above mentioned commands.

I think that you're trying to login with a standard user, not an account which belongs to the admin group. Only users which are members of the admin group can login via SSH. You should try the admin user which was created during your setup/install.

Can you connect via SSH? If the answer is yes try this: sudo find /usr -name google_authenticator The result should be: /usr/syno/etc/preference/YOURUSERNAME/google_authenticator Remove the entry with: rm /usr/syno/etc/preference/YOURUSERNAME/google_authenticator (replace YOURUSERNAME with your real username) Reboot with „sudo reboot“ and try again to log in

You can use the Serial in combination with the original MAC unless you don‘t have both machines online. But I doubt that it will work for a long time. I had the opportunity to try that with a serial/mac from a real 3615 and it resulted in a message that said „Oops - something is wrong with your serial!“.

Depends on how many simultaneous connections you have, requesting encoded media streams. But I think that your CPU will be the bottleneck in case of heavy use, not the RAM. Think of the original boxes and their „low“ equipment

To all developers, supporters and forum members: Merry Christmas and all the best for 2019! Have a nice and relaxed time 😎 And thanks to everyone in the community for their help, time and effort in supporting other users. Cheers

Hm... C1E ist im BIOS auch deaktiviert? Ggf. müsstest Du das Board mit dem Original-BIOS flashen.