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  1. https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/13030-dsm-5x6x7x-cpu-name-cores-infomation-change-tool/?tab=comments#comment-94591
  2. NOT WORKING. It simply loads and closes connection every second. Like flipping a switch on/off really fast
  3. What is not working about it? the build command or adding the ext? they both work and the apollolake is 918 and its clearly listed in that ext url "ds918p_42661": "https://github.com/jumkey/redpill-load/raw/develop/redpill-acpid/recipes/universal.json" ./rploader.sh build apollolake-7.1.0-42661 will build a 918 v7.1 loader.
  4. just change broadwellnk to apollolake ./rploader.sh ext apollolake-7.1.0-42661 add https://github.com/pocopico/redpill-load/raw/master/redpill-acpid/rpext-index.json then build loader: ./rploader.sh build apollolake-7.1.0-42661
  5. " ds920p.dts, ds1621p.dts " What are those files? how are they relevant?
  6. Trying to use a rp loader dsm7.1 build as a target for hyperbackup from a genuine syno box source. The hyperbackup isnt working right... the source only has 8tb of data, the target has 14tb free. But when the rsync single copy mode sends, the target receives until its full. the source continues to send data until the target is out of space. I have the same hyperback running same source, to a genuine syno target and it works correctly. sends 8tb, received 8tb..... any clues?
  7. So creating a DS920 loader with the current tcrp loader is not stable unless using jumkey repo? or not possible using tcrp currently at all? What would be the process if someone wanted to migrate from 918 to 920 currently? or not advised based on the quoted post above? " @pocopico TC 920+ has entered the dsm installation screen, but does not recognize the disk. "
  8. I am wanting to build a large backup only device, to sync all my other devices too and possibly make it a proxmox or vm box too (not sure, have no decided yet) I was going to buy a LSI 9211 sas pci card off from ebay where they run about $50 or so dollars USD. I did a few searches here to make sure it would work, try to establish difference between the H200 H310 H700 cards... and I found a couple thread where people say do not buy the sas card, and go with an ahci sata card and on motherboard sata ports instead? Seemed like 918 builds do not like sas controllers, but the 36xx models are ok since they have sas drivers? unless I misunderstood. Hoping people with either cards can input their experience before I decide which way to go... they cost about the same, as a 5 sata port card is about $45 usd on amazon, and the sas card about $50 usd on ebay. The only advantage I can see is the sas card supports 8 drives (plus your motherboard sata ports) and the ahci sata cards support 5 (plus your motherboard sata ports) Is there a difference between the h200/h300/h700 series cards? or are all LSI 9211 cards the same for our purposes. The ahci sata pci cards have to be non-multiplex (so no 10 sata port card if only 1 controller chip) ??? Advice is appreciated.
  9. Is there any changes or advantages migrating from DS918 to DS920 ?
  10. Are you saying the DS3622 build prevents itself from communicating with synology and discovering dsm updates!? Awesome! Perfect!
  11. You can build a 7.1 loaded and install fresh 7.1 from the ground up, as in fresh disk just boot and install 7.1 when you first log in to yourip:5000 If you upgrading and existing set of hdds, I think the correct process would be to install 7.1 from inside dsm (control panel>update>manual install dsm 7.1) on the reboot, replace your current usb loader with the 7.1 usb loader you successfully created earlier. I believe that would be the correct way to upgrade, but I did not upgrade directly from dsm623 to dsm7.1, I went from Jun104b dsm623 to RP dsm701 to RP dsm7.1, as they became available.
  12. As I understand, when installing dsm 7.0.1-42218 (or any version?) the unit goes online and downloads the current updated version, in this case 42218U3. To prevent that, you will have to remove internet connectivity during the process and reboot, and once its up to a desktop you can re-establish internet connection.
  13. @pocopico I had similar problem as @blindspot did.... I used the satamap command and got "sataportmap=2 and diskidxmap=00" and got similar error build 3622xs 7.1.0-42661. I changed sataportmap=1 and was able to see 1 hdd. I removed sataportmap line and was able to see 2 hdd. The board has 4 ports, couldn't get 3 and 4 to show a connected hdd. Was there ever a solution to this problem?
  14. I am going to build another box, this time an LSI sas card. Brand doesnt matter right? LSI 9211 8i IT mode (fujitsu brand if that matters). That should work as an 8 port card either in a vm/proxmox build or just a dedicated nas box, correct?
  15. But never replaced automatically? so we have to manually move them back as needed. Good to know... A great option would be restore. Or check during build command if /tc/old/user_config.json exists, ask if we want to use its config file... just a suggestion.
  16. I had to redo one of my nas box (serial num issue) and on the first build, I forgot to check the user config, which got replaced with "stock" config I think after building the 701 image since I did a clean before building 7.1 image, so I had to rebuild 7.1 again with my user config... but if it does a backup, I just assumed clean replaced your files? I guess not... lesson learned, verify user config before issuing each build command.
  17. Question, when adding ext, you have to build image correct? you can not simply add ext to a working system? ./rploader.sh ext apollolake-7.1.0-42661 add https://github.com/jumkey/redpill-load/raw/develop/redpill-acpid/rpext-index.json then ./rploader.sh build apollolake-7.1.0-42661 am I correct? and if yes, can I simply reboot or do I have to do force_junior to reinstall dsm again after building new loader usb?
  18. does my user_config.json get saved during backup? and does it restored during clean command? or do I need to always replace config with my config for all future updates repairs etc to rploader?
  19. @Jamzor @gadreel summed it up pretty good. I will add many people are running dsm7, but use common sense and always keep backup of data, since the whole project is community driven and mistakes are found and fixed almost daily is seems. I am running 2 instances on baremetal, with minor issues on 7.1, 7.0.1 was maybe more stable? not sure.... then again it could all be me! 😆 I also have several real synology devices, and all seem to interact with each other just fine. (psst! do it, it'll be fine) Great advice and post from gadreel with direct links and terrific explanation.
  20. @pocopico after, do I need to remove the force_junior command, or will it remove it automatically?
  21. I didn't know that was an option! What am I editing to force dsm reinstall in the grub.cfg? @pocopico said to add force_junior?
  22. This is a headless box (no monitor, no video output). is this possible to do ssh? I can boot to tc without video by just pressing down for a minute and waiting.
  23. Trying to change serial/mac on my up and working system of apollolake ds918 v7.1 dsm build, I boot into tc and modified the user_config.json with new serial + mac. and issue ./rploader.sh build apollolake-7.1.0-42661 and tcrp rebuilds usb, so I clean, backup and reboot.... system starts right back up with new serial, no interaction from me.. I was expecting to see migrate from old serial ds918 to new serial ds918.... but it just started right up.... serial number is new, but package center apps say need repair... I click repair and it says can not load service I tried to log in to my syno acct, but it wont load. now I'm stuck.... do I need to reformat hdd and lose all data because I changed serial? Was there another way to change serial? I thought I was right? HELP
  24. Is there a post or list explaining all the differences anywhere to make model selection easier? Because I always thought try to pick model closest to the cpu your building on, cloest match wins... thats obviously not correct
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