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Not true, both of my servers have the old style serial numbers & boot ok.
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Never mind, found it in another post.
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@LittleScratch DSM will use all physical cores in your system, not sure about hyperthreads though. Run cat /proc/cpuinfo from a terminal window to check.
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@casca Just out of interest what model readynas was it?
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@Vish, @Josh There is not need to boot with the reinstall option first, the N54L is perfectly happy booting with the Baremetal option, see post 284. I have a N40L & a N54L both upgraded from 6.0.2 & booting happily with that option.
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As a starting point I would try again with another USB stick & a fresh download of the pat file.
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Glad you're up & running, Which bootloader caused the issue & which one fixed it?
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Might help if you state the processor, network card etc & which bootloader you're using.
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No I've not had any problems since updating. Choosing upgrade would be correct if you were coming from DSM 5.2 or DSM 6.0.2. Mine was upgraded from 6.0.2 to 6.1.3, then update 4 when it became available.
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The driver for the N54L's network card is definitely in jun's 1.02b loader as my N54L is running with it right now. Do you have a spare HDD that you could try a clean install with?
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When it boots up without the disks what's showing in control panel, has DSM recognised update 4? Have you tried using a different USB to see if you get the option to reinstall?
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@gb77 jun's 1.02b loader definitely works with the N40L, as Polanskiman says just disable C1E support in the bios, reboot & upgrade to 6.1.3. After the install finishes you'll get an update notice saying that update 4 is available, you can go ahead & apply it but be warned it will reboot your system again.
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An upgrade should be fine, it's what I did.
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Yes I did change the serial no as I have 2 servers & didn't want them both the same. Looking at my grub.cfg I also removed all of the menuentry items except for menuentry "DS3615xs 6.1 Baremetal $VERSION" --class os { set img= savedefault loadlinux 3615 usb loadinitrd showtips }
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The cpuinfo in control panel is hard coded, which is why it shows 2 cores because that's what a DS3615xs has. If your system has 4 cores they will all be used, run cat /proc/cpuinfo from a terminal window to confirm.