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11 hours ago, gaitken said:

Using DS3615xs - 42661: Created bootloader using v9, get to migrate system, then this error always comes up (Failed to install DSM, Failed to install File, The file is probably corrupted)

 

I use correct manual install DSM pat file from Synology.

 

Have Acer Revo One Intel 1.7ghz cpu. with 4mb Ram.

 

Can anybody help please.

 

 

Same issue on my HP Microserver G8

[Is a HP Microserver N54L a good choice for a new basic fileserver build?]

17 hours ago, jensmander said:

 

Backup is always recommended, with or without "Hyper" 😀😉

 

Yes, it does a good job and offers to backup applications as well as files. You can define different targets.

 

I also have a real Synology which I put my time machine backups on so I know the interface. Looks better than my cobbled bvckup\freefilesync process over the network. 

 

Thanks for your help Jensmander. Ill still give OMV a run, see if I can do what I want with it. 

 

[Is a HP Microserver N54L a good choice for a new basic fileserver build?]

Is hyperbackup recomended? 

[Is a HP Microserver N54L a good choice for a new basic fileserver build?]

4 hours ago, jensmander said:

 

Yes - as @bearcat said - it is still a good choice. Do you want to use DSM's "special" features or apps? If you want a simple fileserver only and more future stability think about OMV.

 

Thanks for the reply. I liked its ease of use, but app wise, I did't see much I needed as I have a NUC doing my Plex and backup duties.  I'll check out OMV again. Im coming from Unraid, but backing up with lots of little files takes an large amount of time from my Unraid prod to Unraid backup box, so was looking for something with some more speed. I do like the idea of SHR.

[Is a HP Microserver N54L a good choice for a new basic fileserver build?]

Hi there,

 

I am looking to come to Xpenology from another solution, and I remeber back a few years the Microserver was a good base build for Xpenology and wondering if that was still the case.

 

It will only be for NAS duties, I am aware of the processor limitations.

 

Ben.