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yeah... i could be either uefi or that its not an true i3, i had a play with open media vault and that did not like uefi either so i had to enable compatible mode at least i got something that worked, now i just have to decide with xpenology there will be the ongoing risk that synology in some way are able to kill the fun. some might say they cant or will not, but it just take will power from them and they will find a way omv is not as tested, in the way that DSM is with a thousands if not millin box's running and sending data back yo synology oh well, only my mind can decide that one

well the loader did not work as it did not get an ip from the router, but strange enough the v1.02b DS3617xs loader did

so got it going... points me to but that one is an upgrade and not from scratch install, also it mentions "read your USB drive VID/PID" and the link where to download the PAT file do not work EDIT: i assume to use DSM_DS3617xs_15284.PAT from https://archive.synology.com/download/Os/DSM/6.1.7-15284 correct ?

i'm not sure but will try to figure it out, in BIOS its listed as Celeron N3060 @ 1.6Ghz so somethings does not add up EDIT: its listed as (1.6 GHz, up to 2.48 GHz, 2 MB cache, 2 cores) EDIT 2: Code Name Products formerly Braswell EDIT3: my own guess is its better to go for DS3617xs ? or is DS918+ still a go since my cpu came out 2 years after hasswell ? EDIT4: jun's loader does not work, OR the laptop does not even aquire a ip from the router (Jun's Loader v1.04b DS918+ and Jun's Loader v1.03b DS3617xs) EDIT5: had luck with Jun's loader v1.02b DS3617xs

btw forgot model number: tpn-c125

my own bet is ds918 i got that one as zip but i need a pat file also right?

i got my hp out of storage and thought it would be an perfect candidate for a test setup before investing in hardware Processor: i5 Speed: 2,50GHz 500GB HDD 4GB RAM but there are so many links for downloads and not sure which ones to pick pointers are welcome

https://community.synology.com/enu/forum/17/post/72559 "I'm thinking that we should create a user on our NAS for each other, with a data quota, and that user only have access to a given folder. I suppose I will also encrypt the files on my NAS... and assuming that he does not have my encryption key, I do not think he will be able to read my files, although he is admin on his system. But I'm not entirely certain how to implement this, so any advice would be appreciated." so yes it can be done, but this does not look like its automated like we want

total noob and just want to know if its possible to protect offsite backups? i live in DK and have a friend in the UK, we want to backup to each other but we should not be able to peek in to the data ie he should not be able to see what i backup at his server and the other way round is that possible without to much trouble?