ikky_phoenix

Report on DS1621: 24 Disks on device tree model with ARPL 0.2 alpha 3 7.1 Update 3

No it use a different approach, he's not using dts on systems without it

You won't have this problem anymore:

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It's easy to overcome that problem. Install with SataPortMap=1 (or 2), after successful installation, delete SataPortMap option and add sata_remap=4\>2:5\>3 option. Your disks will show 1, 2, 3 and 4

This extension enables the power button to shutdown the system, it's on @pocopico repo. @Unregistrado got it right. I didn't remap all the drives to make the sequence perfect, but i should and i will when i have the time. My motherboard has 4 physical satas, but 6 logical ports, so i fill the gaps. The offboard sata controller has 20 ports, but the sequence is messed up too. To install i used SataPortMap=1 to avoid "we've detected errors on hard drives (X, X)", after the successful install did dmesg and looked for ata DUMMY entries, tried the sata_remap editing grub, tests were OK, recompiled RedPill and it's working.

Hi @Kaneske, i can point to you the topics i have read to archive my goal. Start here: https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/14224-tutorial-fix-skipped-hdd-numbers/ https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/9412-max-10-drives-in-dsm-61/ With Jun's loader the sata_remap command works this way*: append sata_remap=5>3:6>4 *grub direct edit But in RedPill, thetorgroup wrote this: https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/45795-redpill-the-new-loader-for-624-discussion/page/101/?tab=comments#comment-219467 Look for sata_remap in this post, took me a while to understand because i didn't pay attention when i read it for the first time (as a friend pointed out). So, if you put in grub command line to test, it will look like this: sata_remap="24\>2:25\>3:26\>10:27\>11:28\>12:29\>13" But in json file you need the double \\ as thetorgroup wrote mounths ago. And yes, it's baremetal

The syntax of sata_remap is wrong. Look at my user_config: { "extra_cmdline": { "vid": "0x0951", "pid": "0x1603", "sn": "XXXXXXXXX", "mac1": "XXXXXXX", "mac2": "XXXXXXX", "netif_num": "2", "sata_remap": "24\\>2:25\\>3:26\\>10:27\\>11:28\\>12:29\\>13" }, "synoinfo": { "maxdisks": "24", "esataportcfg": "0x0000", "usbportcfg": "0x0000", "internalportcfg": "0xffffff" }, "extensions": [ "jumkey.acpid2" ] } And it's working fine with 24 HDDs from 1 to 24 ordered.