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I wasn't really looking for any guarantees, just an explanation of how experiences here (data persists) was different to that on the guide (data is wiped). Just out of interest although volumes are kept are apps and packages migrated?

Is this the same procedure? http://cyanlabs.co.uk/news/install-xpen ... thout-esxi If so, how do you get around the wipe? The tutorial seems to imply that all HDs are wiped.

Any chance this could be rolled into Xpenology? http://forum.synology.com/wiki/index.ph ... characters

I went with 3827 for my fresh virgin install - despite being labelled a "beta" I felt it was a better choice than 3810 (which you would have to apply update 4 to become totally immune btw). I thought v4.2 wasn't affected by the hackery?

What are the downsides of this? Isn't the whole idea of the thumnbstick the ability for DSM to failover to any HD?

Installing beta7 and pleasantly surprised to see that my mac address was correctly picked up. Do we have to mess with the SN too or is that also taken care of? EDIT: I tell a lie. Turns out that it picked it up correctly before installing DSM, but then changed the MAC after installing pat file and first reboot. As such, it's not picking up the diskstation anymore Any ideas?

Stupid question - do the HP NLxx microservers need the SAS or normal version? I think they use at least a SAS cable...

Awesome, I look forward to picking this up!

Just a polite request: I'm looking to install over the weekend - should I use 3810 v1.0 -> v4 or wait for 3827 v1.1 beta7?

Just a polite request: I'm looking to install over the weekend - should I use 3810 v1.0 -> v4 or wait for 3827 v1.1 beta7?