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  1. I can also confirm, worked like a charm.
  2. Only if you had AME and want it to keep it working. Otherwise no.
  3. You are good to go, i had to do a 'recover' too. Just make sure you're using the same model (ds920+), sn and mac, and just press recover.
  4. Yes, just make a new disk with aARPL-18n, build loader, boot loader and you are good to go. I just did it, it had to 'migrate' upon booting 7.2.2 though, everything went fine. Tbh I was just so angry I had to make a new bootloader again, because I thought the arpl 1.1beta2 was going to manage it well, unfortunately it doesn't work with the new DSM versions.
  5. Thanks for the clarification, that's exactly the point I tried to make before somebody told me what I did was not possible..... (SWAGG3R) And thanks again for your work, because it's a very nice and easy menu added on the loader
  6. That's my point, you have reused the alpha7 version nr with 2 different releases. I downloaded and installed alpha 7 today on 10:10 AM (CEST). SHA1 hash of downloaded file: C:\Users\<omitted>\Downloads>certutil -hashfile arpl-0.4-alpha7.vmdk.zip SHA1 hash of arpl-0.4-alpha7.vmdk.zip: f487b25411f6c5cfe335c92461430efc2f52d965 CertUtil: -hashfile command completed successfully. In other words, watch out because there are 2 releases with the same version nr. Tell me i'm wrong and I admit it, but I have used alpha 7 already this morning. I download the 'new' alpha 7 and it has indeed changed, now it has the following SHA1 hash: f53dbe699e880c40122905fb2375866d934a6d33
  7. How do you know? I loaded it 3 hours ago, check
  8. I appreciate your work and I like the loader very much. But.... If I understand correctly, you had alpha7 online, changed the release and it's still alpha7 ? That's wrong, it should be alpha8 then.
  9. Is it still required to add a second SATA controller in ESX for data disks besides the system disk? Or can all the disks be on 1 controller in ESX? My install is on a 100gb vmdk while all the data is on a much larger vmdk on another datastore.
  10. - Outcome of the update: SUCCESSFUL - DSM version prior update: DSM 7.1.0-42661 Update 4 - Loader version and model: Automated Redpill Loader 0.4 alpha7 DS3622xs+ - Using custom extra.lzma: NO - Installation type: VM on ESXi-7.0U3f - Additional comments: Migrated to arpl 0.4 alpha 7 from tcrp. I didn't even try it with tcrp, arpl works excellent, after migration I added the disks and performed a recover procedure.
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