Hi DSfuchs & 7up & All,
I would like to convert my 11 years old DS412+ to work with DSM7 and I'm reading this thread with a lot of interest.
Is there any summary of the steps needed ?
I currently understand that the following steps are needed:
1) Make a backup of the current synoboot USB device (this can be done using putty and "dd if=/dev/synoboot of=/synoboot.img")
2) Have a USB key with VID/PID = F400 (or buy a USB DOM)
This is a challenging part as none of my USB keys (sandisk) can be used to "customize" VID/PID.
Do you have any pointer (amazon or other) to a USB key brand with a chipset supporting VID/PID change ?
3) Write the USB key with the previously saved image (synoboot.img)
4) Mount the USB key and replace the 4 files mentioned in step #35 (checksum.syno, grub_cksum.syno, zImage, rd.gz from DSM_RS814+_25556.pat)
5) Then I need to do something using "vender 2 file with your SN/MACs and chk sums edited in exactly as described by DSfuchs".
Do you have some precise instructions as I'm totally lost on these steps.
6) Finally, after removing the original USB DOM and plug in the prepared USB key, I should be able to boot DSM7 and get to the migration page
Is the above correct ? Many thanks for your help !
François Pignon