BlackHawk1942

Hi, currently I am using this kind of board http://asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?cat=Specifications&Model=B85M-ITX und gnoBoot 10.5 alpha. Problem of all is that the WOL wont work. The ShutDown and WakeUp scheduler is working great just like the hibernation. What I have done up to here: 1) PuTTY - "ethtool -s eth0 wol g" --> Cannot get current wake-on-lan settings: Operation not supported not setting wol 2) WinSCP - synoinfo.conf - set WOL on eth0 to "g" --> no effect 3) Just activate it in DSM --> Set the option but if I save it, the check is gone. Same problem on the check for power if energy is back. (activated in UEFI) The WOL option in UEFI is activated and I also tried the solution to deactivate any other energy saving options. I try to power up the system via MagicPackage (AVM FritzBox). There are three other PCs which working perfectly so there should be no problem with my router. First of all I want to avoid a secondary NIC because there is only one PCIe slot and I want to use it another way. (I already red the topic in the german corner with the new NIC) Can anyone help me please? Thanks for all effort!

Kannst du ggf., sagen, wie genau diese Settings vollführt werden? Ich habe das Problem, dass im BIOS alles an ist bzgl. WOL aber das System wacht nicht auf, nicht mal durch ein MagicPackage von der FritzBox, was sonst mit all meinen Rechnen geht. Wenn ich im System WOL über LAN 1 aktiviere und abspeichere, dann kommt zwar keine Fehlermeldung aber der Haken wird auch nicht gespeichert. Grüße BlackHawk

Hi, I am currently installing a new system on custom hardware using gnoboot 10.4 alpha. The model I can see in the Synology Assistant is the RS3411RPxs. Can I change that? Does this take any effect - maybe on s/n? Thanks for all effort!

So you don´t use it anymore with 5.0 ?

So I'll have to wait about 20 days, hu? Anyone else?

Hi there, I surfed through the topics for a while and I also used the search for that question. There are severel requests for drivers and I dont know whether this is done or not. Could you please tell me? Thanks for all effort! BlackHawk

I prefer first one My new HDDs are somewhere in the orbit, if I can trust my supplier. I'll test it. Thank you for the support By the way ... Great work

Ah, ok... If you are using the 8168 driver, why don´t you list it? I can find only the "RealTek RTL-8169 Gigabit Ethernet (r8169)". The driver for this NIC is a bit diffrent because usually it is connected via PCIe while the 8168 is connected via PCI. Does this may make a difference? But if you are using this kind of driver, I would give it a try What about the failover? Are both NICs recognized by the System? Greetz

Hi there... First of all i want to say thank you to the community for such a great work. I am new around here and red a lot of topics of the last few days but there are still question. I tried to search my questions but especially "failover" was pointing to the french part of here and ... I mean ... It´s french I´m lost even with translator - most of the time. However, back to topic. After a few days of reading and surfing around I grabbed my GA-Z77N-WIFI and wanted to setup a NAS. The MB has two NICs (RealTek 8111). I red that the latest 4.3 by Trantor supports this kind of chip, but is the failover working (correctly)? I also want to try to install DSM 5.0 with Gnoboot. If I take a closer look at the driver table (http://www.gnoboot.me/p/blog-page_6.html) there is no Support for the RealTek 8111. Is it handled by one of these: RealTek RTL-8139C+ series 10/100 PCI Ethernet (8139cp) RealTek RTL-8139 Fast Ethernet (8139too) RealTek RTL-8169 Gigabit Ethernet (r8169) ? I checked the RealTek HP and noticed that the driver for the 8168 is equal tp the 8111 but 8168 != 8169... Is it working on Gnoboot? There is a similar question in the german corner but still no answer. Thanks for any effort BlackHawk