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@ToTaLReFuSeD In order for people to help you please post what hardware you're using & current DSM version / boot loader.

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Yes it was.

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Is this the list you're looking for: https://www.synology.com/en-uk/compatibility?search_by=products&model=DS3615xs&category=usb_wifi_dongles&p=1

Hi Matthew, welcome to the forum. In short no it's not safe to click update. The N54L will run 6.2 BUT yyou will need to create a new USB drive with jun's 1.03b boot loader, disable the internal NIC & add an intel network card in order to make it work. There are a couple of threads regarding the N54L which I suggest you have a look at if you want to upgrade, however unless you need to run 6.2 my advice would be to stay on 6.1

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It won't work as 918 includes instructions that require a recent intel chip.

If you follow the second tutorial you don't need to boot into DSM, boot into a live Ubuntu USB & delete the system partitions then reinstall whichever DSM version you want.

The forum search is always a good place to start, however have a look at these threads.

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3615 is generally more stable on a wider variety of hardware.

Try booting from a live Ubunto USB.

The one that most people with Gen7 microservers seem to use is the HP NC360T. Don't forget that you'll need to disable the onboard NIC & DS3615XS image is recommended as it seems to be the most stable.