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  1. I did not think the drivers is the problem. Your machine may be not compatible with DSM. You can enable dbgutils add-on in arpl, then build, boot and wait 10 minutes, finally check /mnt/p1/logs in arpl.
  2. You can try https://github.com/wjz304/arpl-i18n
  3. The kernel of SA6400 7.1 has many compatible issues with modules like mpt3sas. We should not use SA6400 with 7.1 any more.
  4. [ 1.710862] redpill: Unknown symbol __might_sleep (err -2) [ 1.711741] redpill: Unknown symbol __might_sleep (err -2) So you need rebuild the redpill lkm and any other modules. The kernel config between SA6400 7.1 and 7.2 are different. You can not share the modules.
  5. Put the file to /lib64/libhwcontrol.so.1 and restart SA6400, you can create m2 storage pool. This file is only for SA6400 7.1.1 libhwcontrol.so.1
  6. I have already backported the source code for alder lake and raptor lake, but I did not have any 12th/13th gen cpu to test the driver. So wait for todo.
  7. I have found there is a modules named "pgdrv.ko" for realtek, you can remove it.
  8. Yes, just build from vanilla kernel 5.10.55, but some kernel config is not enabled for SA6400, such as drm and dma buff, so I also backport some missing dependency.
  9. @IG-88 @Orphée I have update the url of image in the blog post, here is the link: https://ttttt.link/f/64182de86e818
  10. The testing loader for SA6400 is already done, you can have a try in PVE, FYI: https://blog.jim.plus/blog/post/jim/synology-sa6400-with-i915 The newest redpoll lkm is in private github repo, developed by @pocopico fbelavenuto and me, we will make it public later.
  11. @yanjun Just done this after change synoinfo.conf: echo 1 > /run/synostorage/disks/nvme0n1/m2_pool_support All will be okay.
  12. Archives: https://archive.synology.com/download/ToolChain/toolchain/7.2-63134 All kernel vesions keep same with 7.1, so old machine like ds920p still uses old kernel 4.4. For x86, only amd epyc (aka SA6400) supports new kernel 5.10.
  13. Good news, I have installed the SA6400 DSM. I will fix the remind issues later.
  14. Yes, I have connected with @pocopico and @fbelavenuto. Now, we can install the dsm and boot it up, but we need to fix some issues. Wait for good news.
  15. I'm the one who backported intel 2.5G nic driver, but newbie to rp loader. I'll try to tweak the rp loader for eypc7002, it maybe cost many days. Wait for my good news.
  16. I have found the ".config" file in eypc7002 develop environment, by default, there is no config for intel 2.5G nic, so we need compile the driver in new kernel.
  17. @pocopico Can you update TCRP igc to 1.3.0 ? https://github.com/jim3ma/synology-igc/releases/tag/1.3.0 The version fixes memory leak in all previous versions, upgrade to this version ASAP.
  18. The patches are too many, I can not find which one to apply. Can you share the patch with me ? I can help you to fix the drm inserting trouble.
  19. Can you send me the source code? The newest i915 code in kernel 5.19 is hard to backport, it will cost many days to do. I can only do it part-time.
  20. You can add igc driver manually. FYI https://github.com/jim3ma/synology-igc/issues/2#issuecomment-1302965881
  21. Hmm, make a spk package is easy to do. I'm working on backporting the i915 driver from kernel 5.19. So the spk will be done later.
  22. @pocopico Many thanks. One more thing, I will backport i915 and other dependences for my N5105 cpu.
  23. @pocopico I don't known, maybe panic or stuck, but in my machine it's running well in past days. Another question, how to update igc.ko after installed via TCRP ? I have merged some kernel patches for igc. You can have a look.
  24. I think this driver is for pci devices, not usb devices
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