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theoxis

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  1. Cross reference https://github.com/fbelavenuto/arpl/issues/613
  2. After some troubleshooting, it seems to me that Synology VMM only works when you have an intel processor matched with an intel DSM bootloader. So, that would mean one of these: - DS3615xs - DS3617xs - DS3622xs+ - DS918+ - DS920+ - DVA1622 - DVA3221 Unfortunately, none of these supports 'native' NVMe storage. This apparently gets increased under DSM 7.2, but that is still in beta. Moreover, some don't even officially have NVMe ports (also not for cache) not supporting this kind of storage at all. Anyway, seems to me like the DS1621xs+ would be the best of both worlds, but unfortunately that one is not available...
  3. Just to add, intel V and other virtualization features are turned on in the BIOS.
  4. Interesting topic as I ran into the same issues! I've been running DSM 7.1.1-42962 | DS923+ through automated redpill loader. My hardware is as follows: Intel NUC12WSHi3 i3 1220P 32 GB DDR4 3200hz Everything works fine, including Docker. I chose the DS923+ 'version' because it supports NVMe volumes. I have exactly the same issues with the VMM as you describe and also troubleshooted by altering options until I ran out of ideas. I have the feeling it might have to do with my network driver (Intel® Ethernet Controller i225-V) or anything related to Open vSwitch. Also tried 'CPU compatibility mode' btw. No luck! Sidequestion: I've been wondering if using Intel hardware creaters underlying issues as the DS923+ version has been created for a AMD Ryzen R1600 chip. But since evertying but VMM seems to be working fine, I didn't bother. Also the VMM software shows the right amount of CPU threads etc so I figured it supports the multicore functionality etc.
  5. Hi all! I figured, the noob lounge would be the perfect place for a question like this. Can imagine this question has been asked before, however searching for 'VPS' didn't give me any results on the forum. Anyway, I have fair knowledge of Debian / Ubuntu and have been using a Synology NAS for years now. Always original products. I have been using the cheap VPS's from Contabo for some time as they have descent storage and good price/quality for performance. As I really like the Synology ease of use / interface, I was wondering if it would be at all possible to install this on a VPS? While setting up a VPS I can select an OS, but I don't think I can choose anything custom. I'd like to know of it is at all possible to install XPenology on a VPS and if anyone has experience doing so :) Thanks for your reply!
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