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  1. pkdick1
    Hello Peter, I could finally use m-shell after having changed hd0 to hd1 in the grub launch sequence. Best regards,
  2. pkdick1
    Hello Peter, As Wjz304 decided to stop any development, I tried to move back to m-shell: I therefore fashed an USB stick and tried to boot on it to install it. I enclose to my message the error messages I got: thank you in advance for your help. Best regards
  3. pkdick1
    Hello, I tried with the real MAC address of my network card. No success... Envoyé de mon LE2113 en utilisant Tapatalk
  4. pkdick1
    I tried two times to "wake" my NAS using the internal network (WOL OK in the bios) without success... No clue why 😪
  5. pkdick1
    Hello Pocopico, I guess that my configuration may be not correct: as I told Peter, I bought a network card connected to may mainboard using the M.2 NVME slot (so I could use my PCIE slot for another purpose). There is however a "third" network plug available (1 Gbit) on my motherboard: I will connect it to check whether or not it works then.
  6. pkdick1
    One more information: when I program a shutdown/startup of my NAS, I got an error message like "settings not saved": but the shutdown works then... Thank you in advance
  7. pkdick1
    I am not sure I understand what you are proposing: my NAS always stays plugged on the power. Do you mean that after shutdown, "creating" a fake "power disconnection" and reconnection would lead to a startup for the NAS?
  8. pkdick1
    Hello, I agree but I could not imagine that a network card would not support WOL ☹️. When I look DSM settings, I have exactly the same as what you shown. Moreover when I program a shutdown, it works: it only the startup that is not working...
  9. pkdick1
    Hello Peter, First thank you very much for the M-Sheel tool for the TCRP loader compiling tool: it makes thing much easier to me ! I recently replaced my J4105 motherboard with a Aorus B450 ITX and a Ryzen Pro 4650GE. Doing so, I also switched to a DS923+ configuration: I am currently running DSM 7.2-64570 very nicely. I installed a 2.5 Gbits network RTL 8125b double ports card using the M2 NVME interface of my board(https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005004688409727.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.7.1395YGbtYGbt5k&algo_pvid=559ecf0c-d415-4278-a82c-47d03db1f5de&algo_exp_id=559ecf0c-d415-4278-a82c-47d03db1f5de-3&pdp_npi=3%40dis!EUR!53.55!42.84!!!!!%40214527fd16865706285884997d07b7!12000030105850507!sea!FR!721471133&curPageLogUid=fP9GXQw6x8HG) The only thing that does not work is WOL: I activated this option in the motherboard's Bios (but I guess that it did not take my network card into account). I also noticed that the "powersched" service was not installed during loader compiling. Do you have any piece of advice ? Thank you again for your support. Best regards
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    Hello Peter, Just to tell you that I failed to get the log you were expecting to help me. I installed again my RTL8125 dual nic card and activated the onboard nic: after having built the RedPill loader using ./my.sh DS920+F command, I had to modify the network parameter (sorry I don't remember it but I am sure you know it [emoji28]), in order to be able to boot. In any case, the boot seems OK, but then I could see that none of the nic cards were operational (no lights). I reflashed again my USB stick with the last RedPill software and I used the XPENOLOGY tutorial to install RTL8125 drivers (I am not sure that it was necessary) and build the loader: this time it worked! And I have now a functional DS920+ NAS with a dual 2.5GBit nic. It seems to me that there is maybe something wrong with the ./my.sh script (it didn't recognize my card). Sorry not being able to give more information. Thank you for your help anyway! Envoyé de mon LE2113 en utilisant Tapatalk
  12. pkdick1
    Thank you for your support. I will try to get the log you asked to me. I will get back to you as soon as I can. Best regards Envoyé de mon LE2113 en utilisant Tapatalk
  13. pkdick1
    Sorry again but when I put my "old" dual Intel Gbit card I succeed to make the loader working. So it seems that there is something wrong my new realtek 8125B PCI card... Envoyé de mon LE2113 en utilisant Tapatalk
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  15. pkdick1
    Sorry I deactivated the onboard NIC and the netif_num parameter value is 2. Envoyé de mon LE2113 en utilisant Tapatalk
  16. pkdick1
    Hello peter, I am a newbie so I do not know how to get to the information you want...[emoji26] What I noticed is: the starting boot is Ok and I can see the Redpill Friend Menu. When I start Redpill, there is even an IP that is defined, but then nothing happens. When I put my dual Gbit PCI-e card, I can build a functional loader: so I guess that there is some driver issue... Envoyé de mon LE2113 en utilisant Tapatalk
  17. pkdick1
    Hello Peter, I have setup a DS920+ Nas with J4105-ITX board. I recently installed a PCI-e board whose description is enclosed. I tried to build a new loader using ./my.sh DS920+F When I rebooted my NAS, I could see that the network lights of my PCI-e went off and after that the NAS was no more recognized by my system. Do you have a piece of advice? Thank you in advance Envoyé de mon LE2113 en utilisant Tapatalk
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