Forke24x7

Thanks for your answer. Sadly, I still can't get it to work. I disabled onboard Audio, onboard Wifi and have set the graphic adapter to onboard. Where to disable bluetooth? Can't find any option for that. As you have 2 NICs and I only have 1, which one is working for you? 211 or 219V? Maybe you got it working with the 211 NIC and the 219V isn't working for you aswell.

Hi, I disabled the onboard audio aswell as the onboard Wifi. I've also tried all 3615 Loaders, also tried the loaders with the driver package. Nothing worked, so I searched for an old Intel PCIe Network Card. Worked directly and flawlessly. So I guess I219V is actually not that easy to get it working. Thought its a pretty common NIC and also the extra driver package says it has support for it (but does not work). Thanks for your help

Hi, I've already set-up some machines with xpenology, mostly without problems. All of them had hardware 2+ years old. Now I have a machine from a friend who wants to run xpenology and asked me for help. I'm stuck with finding the machine via Synology Finder. Board: AsRock B360M-ITX/ac Processor: i3-8100T Everything in grub.cfg is like I always do it (VID/PID from USB Stick, MAC Adress from Ethernet Port, Timeout set to "4"). I've tried the following bootloaders in both UEFI and Legacy Mode 1.04b/DS918 (boots into "happy hacking", but can't find after several minutes via Synology Finder) 1.03b/DS3617 (boots into "happy hacking", but can't find after several minutes via Synology Finder) 1.02b/DS3617 (boots into "happy hacking", but can't find after several minutes via Synology Finder) None of them showed up in Synology Finder. After that I integrated the extra-driver Package - didn't change anything. We disabled the built-in Wi-Fi function via BIOS. Maybe it has to do with that in any ways? Thanks for your help!