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  1. Did you ever figure this out? I am having the same issue with the same hardware (Dell T30).
  2. I will look into the post you linked to see if I can disable the Universal Search. Regarding the logs, the problem is that I do not know where to look for them, other than those found in the Log Center. The only events listed here are when the system comes out of hibernation and the times I establish a connection from my PC to look at the DSM interface. For now, I just have those events, since I have not been using the DSM on a regular basis until I can figure out how to prevent it from coming out of hibernation. Are there any other logs that I need to be looking at? Will installing the Log Center package with advanced features provide me with additional logs regarding the DSM? Thanks!
  3. This is a fresh install. All I have is three tasks in my Task Scheduler: monthly SMART quick test, biannual extended SMART test, and DSM updates check twice a week. The only packages running are File Station and Universal Search in my Package Center. It appears these cannot be disabled. One thing I did was disconnect the ethernet cable for a few days, but the NAS still came out from hibernation about 8 times per day. I am sure there must be a way to know what is actually causing the NAS to wake up from looking at some sort of log somewhere. Unfortunately, I do not have a clue where to look.
  4. I will look at the thread, but I'm not sure how relevant it would be since it is almost 9 years old. Thanks!
  5. Hello! I have my system set to hibernate HDDs after 10 minutes and have enabled hibernation logs. I still have not enabled auto poweroff as I would like to try the basic hibernation first. The problem I am encountering is that the NAS is waking up from hibernation about every 1-2 hours. This seems to coincide with my main PC being up and running, but I would like to find out what exactly is causing the NAS to exit hibernation. Unfortunately, the logs only say when the disks came out of hibernation. Is there a way for me to find out the following: Reason for the disks coming out of hibernation When the disks go into hibernation (to confirm the length of time) This would be very helpful in trying to prevent the disks from exiting hibernation. Thanks in advance for your help!
  6. I decided to stick with BTRFS for its benefits. It seems that this ~4% overhead is standard in these situations. Thank you for your help!
  7. Thanks for your response. I used SHR2 in case I needed to add storage in the future, especially with unmatched disk sizes. So, if the DSM only takes that small amount of space, what do you suggest happened to my 1TiB? The BTRFS overhead as mentioned above? I will work on this when I get home.
  8. I could try that since the is no data. The thing is, I have already done this twice, as the first time I ended up with the 20.95TiB on BTRFS. I thought I had done something wrong, so I went back and checked most of the options and all the one s I checked indicated I would en with ~21.82TiB of storage space. I do not follow. Re-enable SHR? If you mean editing synoinfo.conf file using WinSCP then yes, I did that right after installation. I could recheck the file. I can try the ext4 to see what I end up with. Another thing may be to reinstall and not modify the file above and just use RAID6 (with its limitations) in either BTRFS or ext4 and see what I end up with. But I am guessing this is BTRFS overhead and a lot of it. Maybe there will be less overhead with SHR1, however I would like more redundancy.
  9. Hello and thank you for such a great project! I just finished installing Xpenology with DSM 6.1.5 and 5 x 8TB drives. This is a fresh install. I chose to create an SHR-2/BTRFS volume with those 5 HDDs, which should have netted me 24TB of storage, with two drives of parity for fault tolerance. Now, I know this is not really 24TB as each 8TB drive is really 7.28TiB. But still, I should end up with ~21.84TiB of storage space. My system is showing that the volume I created has capacity of 20.95TiB. Where did I lose that one TiB of space? Overhead or SHR-2? If it is because of any of these, are there any alternatives so that I can recoup that lost space? What if I use just plain RAID6 or change to ext4? I still have not put any data on the drives, so can redo/change my previous selections. Any ideas/explanations are welcome. Thanks!
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