[DS412+ USB flash module pinout]

Rename it to  .tar works only up to DSM 7.0.1  but not with DSM 7.1 and up

 

see also a discussion  on the Syno Forum

 

https://www.synology-forum.de/threads/dsm-7-1-42661-extrahieren.121411/

 

 

[DS412+ USB flash module pinout]

37 minutes ago, DSfuchs said:

Just do it exactly like the screenshot in No 35.  If you try anything else, it will fail.

This is the way.

Misunderstood

 

How to extract the PART File to get all the Data - just download the PAT File and extract is what i need -  for best on a Windows  System 

-- in Post 35 it is extracted already.

 

[DS412+ USB flash module pinout]

You are are talking about DSM 7  

Does anyone know how to extract the PAT  Files ?

 

With 7 Zip it is not possible any more - also not if its renamed.

[DS412+ USB flash module pinout]

Hallo

 

to produce a Clone you can use for best the tool  HDDRawCopy1.10Portable.exe

 

I checked it and it works. Tested with DS916+

 

Read original Source Modul to a Image file .

Then you can edit the Mac and Serial by Hex Editor

after that install the Target Module to the Adapter Cable ( make for safety a Backup too ) , then use windows Disk Part to delete the 2 Partitions on the Module.( if you do not delete  the module can not be written sometimes )

And final write the Image with Raw Copy to the Target Modul.

 

to find the Position of the Serial and MAc search in HEX for 00 11 32

 

But you have a Problem if you dont have a Dump of the original MAC and Serial.

You can read them on the Label  but the checksums are not Printed there.

For the MAC Checksum its the SUM of all Hex Values - Checksum is the last 2 Digits

 

for example use exel  :

all 6  Hex of Mac -->  hex to Dezimal    =HEXINDEZ   

then sum the 6 decimal Values  -

them the  sum of Dez to HEX   =DEZINHEX 

and use last 2 Digits as Checksum

 

Serials  : there exist 2 Different forms  you see them in the ANSI the new Models have a 13 Letter

to calculate the 13 Letter  Checksum:

every of the 13  Letter ->  Dezimal to Hex  =DEZINHEX        !!! only use BIG LETTERS  !!!

then you have 13 Hex Values

every 13 Hex Values to Dezimal =HEXINDEZ 

and the the Sum off all 13 Dezimal is  your Checksum