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  1. On 5/24/2021 at 10:17 PM, flyride said:

    I think you are discovering that much of the integrated open-source software used in DSM are older, single-threaded versions.  In particular, the thumbnail questions has been brought up before; the binary doing the work is just ffmpeg.  The version DSM uses is very, very old and lacks multithreading support.

     

    Also, DSM is specifically designed not to max out CPU on a secondary process so that your NAS performance is not affected by these background activities.  You will find many of these supporting binaries running with high nice values, so that is deliberate on Synology's part.

     

    You can try to hack in a newer version if you wish or just choose not use Synology's crippled-ware.  In virtually all cases there are current, well-maintained equivalent open-source packages available via docker.

    That's what I thought, thx a lot!

  2. hi!

     

    Installed dsm on esxi 6.7 and almost never goes over 30% cpu usage. Right now is thumbnailing and indexing lots of pictures, but on dsm and esxi cpu usage never peaks 100%. I tried compressing a big folder with lots of files at maximum compression and then it reaches 100%.

     

    Right now is indexing and cpu is at 2-3%. IIRC when I tried on baremetal it worked the same way 

     

    Specs

    HP micro server G8

    Xeon E3-1270v2

    16GB RAM

    HP Smart Array P410 in IT mode

     

    VM:

    DSM 6.2-23739

    2 vcpu x1 socket each. No limit established 

    12GB RAM

    3x2TB WD red drives connected directly to dsm (passthrough)

  3. On 12/29/2020 at 11:05 PM, flyride said:

    Assuming you are talking about Photo Station, /usr/syno/bin/ffmpeg-thumb is aliased to /usr/bin/ffmpeg and that is v2.7.1 (released in 2015).  Multithreading support did exist back then but I expect it has been improved.  You might try and hack in a current version, although it will get overwritten with upgrades.

     

    However I am pretty sure it is called by script, which is likely to be single threaded.

     

    FMI: https://www.reddit.com/r/synology/comments/7ui7c1/conversion_process_details/

     

    Interesting.... maybe I could try to "upgrade" the package....

  4. On tutorial it says "now add another sata device" please edit it and write "now add another sata controller" I was going mad trying to setup new drives as sata1:0 without adding a second controller. Later I noticed the second controller in a couple pics below....

    Another sata device can lead to misunderstandings.

     

    I'm rereading my sentences and it seems that I'm complaining, but that's not true, English is not my mother tongue. I'm just trying to help. Also when uploading the files I created a folder (xpe3615) and then I created the new vm with the same name, xpe3615. I think that this created a conflict or similar in ESXi (because the name of the upload folder and vm folder is the same). I just began again with different names and it worked. Maybe it's only me, its 2:30AM and I'm very tired.....

     

    Thanks a lot for the tutorial.

  5. 8 minutes ago, endormmc said:

    What went wrong with your installation? Try first with another disk (not one of the four from 918+) and when you can install 6.2.1 and log in, shut down and put the 4 disks from 918+. System detects that hdd come from another Synology box and makes a migration. This is the easy part.

    Please read this: 

    It can be very helpful to you.....

  6. What went wrong with your installation? Try first with another disk (not one of the four from 918+) and when you can install 6.2.1 and log in, shut down and put the 4 disks from 918+. System detects that hdd come from another Synology box and makes a migration. This is the easy part.

  7. So if I have a J3355 and it is at 800mhz on idle and 2000mhz normal and 2500mhz on turbo, my parameters would be:

    lowload: 040

    midload: 065

    highload: 085

    scalingminfreq: 800000

    scalingmaxfreq: 2000000

     

    Is this right? I don't know if it is safe to test speeds (for example putting 400mhx on scalingminfreq)

  8. Well why not? Aplying the right config changes.....

     

    But you can buy a HBA like dell H200 and plug in 8 drives. I'm no expert, but there are plenty of HBA, even for more drives, and with port multipliers the amount of hard drives you can connect grows.

     

    For example, Petabytes on a budget: How to build cheap cloud storage, they use only 4 sata cards and 9 multipliers to connect 45 drives

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  9. Running system (baremetal) with 1.02b loader and DSM 6.2-23739

     

    System:

    Supermicro X8sil-f with 6 Sata ports

    xeon x3440

    8 GB RAM rdimm

    Dell h200 HBA in IT mode 8 sata ports

     

    I tried sataportmap=68 and a lot of combinations more, but it doesn't work. Right now I have 8 disks connected, 4 to mono and 4 to H200. I wanna connect 6 more. Can someone explain me or send me a link on how to achieve this???

  10. On 31/5/2018 at 9:58 AM, josegd71 said:

    Que cansaito me tiene el nas formateo el disco averiado y se lo monto y ahora me llega un mensaje al móvil que dice:

    nas ha sufrido un fallo de alimentación y se ha cerrado incorrectamente.

    Y me ha averiado otro volumen, puede ser que la fuente alimentación no pueda con 5 discos duros siendo esta de 300w o que este averiada?

    Enviado desde mi MI 5s mediante Tapatalk
     

    o incluso fallo de placa base....

  11. Hi

     

    With the information you give I can't help you, but maybe if you give some more information....

     

    1.- Why another usb (loader)? As far as I remember it's the same

    2.- Remove all HDD and boot and enter bios. unselect ASUS logo screen. Is there any error on screen? (maybe it's trying to boot from a hdd and not from usb)

    3.- Download MD5 file for the .pat you downloaded and check it

    4.- Remove all connections from motherboard, everything, from fans to power cord including RAM, unplug the button battery and wait at least 10 minutes. then plug back the battery (and the mininum cables, memory, etc) and do a clear cmos. Then boot the computer again, configure bios and try again.

     

     

    The info is there, but you don't know how to see it (if the hdds are ok, of course). You can mount the disk in a linux machine and do a backup. My recommendation would be: Buy a 4/5/6TB external usb disk to do backup and burn a cd with some live linux on it. Copy data to the external usb hdd and then try to reload the dsm....

  12. Hi

     

    I'm trying to find information about SSD cache. I installed 2x128GB Kingston ssd and they are incompatible with ssd cache. I think there is a HCL for ssd cache but I can't find it. So here are my questions:

     

    1.- Is there any HCL out there?

    2.- Is it worth it?

    3.- Someone has a ssd working that is not in the HCL?

    4.- Is it possible to run a M.2 adapter, something like Synology's M2D17?

  13. Some original Synology hardware runs on ARM as the raspberry pi. So there must be possible. But when comparing specs about Raspberry pi and the hardware that xpenology users have (there are a lot of G7/8 micro servers and Asrock mini-it boards) the difference is huge. In my opinion the major advantages of penology are the apps and raid. In a raspberry there is almost impossible to run a raid and various apps at the same time.

     

    The main problem regarding this issue is that running synology OS on a raspberry pi is another project than XPenology. From what I know, you must get the source and compile it for the ARM the raspberry pi has (there are a lot of ARM chips), and that is far beyond my skills.

     

    So, to keep it simple: no, it's not possible

  14. 1.- Enable ssh in DSM web UI

    2.- ssh to our DSM (in Mac/linux - ssh user@dsm_ip, from windows putty or similar)

    3.- cd /usr/syno/etc/packages

    4.- sudo cp feeds feeds.old

    5.- edit feeds with vi, nano or similar (remember sudo before nano feeds)

    delete line

    add text below

    save & exit

     

    text to add:

    [{"feed":"http://packages.synocommunity.com/","name":"Synocommunity.com"},{"feed":"https://www.cphub.net","name":"https://www.cphub.net"},{"feed":"http://cytec.us/spk/","name":"http://cytec.us/spk/"},{"feed":"http://jaspr.kastner.wtf/","name":"http://jaspr.kastner.wtf/"},{"feed":"http://packages.jdel.org/","name":"http://packages.jdel.org/"},{"feed":"http://packages.page81.net/","name":"http://packages.page81.net/"},{"feed":"http://packages.pcloadletter.co.uk/","name":"http://packages.pcloadletter.co.uk/"},{"feed":"http://spk.diablos-netzwerk.de/","name":"http://spk.diablos-netzwerk.de/"},{"feed":"http://spk.naefmarco.ch/spkrepo/packages","name":"http://spk.naefmarco.ch/spkrepo/packages"},{"feed":"http://spk.nas-mirror.de/spkrepo/packages","name":"http://spk.nas-mirror.de/spkrepo/packages"},{"feed":"http://spk.synologyitalia.com/","name":"http://spk.synologyitalia.com/"},{"feed":"http://syno.dierkse.nl","name":"http://syno.dierkse.nl"},{"feed":"http://synology.acmenet.ru/","name":"http://synology.acmenet.ru/"},{"feed":"http://www.hildinger.us/sspks/","name":"http://www.hildinger.us/sspks/"},{"feed":"https://synology.cambier.org/","name":"https://synology.cambier.org/"},{"feed":"spk.unzureichende.info/","name":"spk.unzureichende.info/"},{"feed":"synology.sysco.ch","name":"synology.sysco.cht"},{"feed":"http://spk.netzbaer.de","name":"http://spk.netzbaer.de"},{"feed":"http://synorepo.tk","name":"http://synorepo.tk"},{"feed":"https://get.filebot.net/syno/","name":"https://get.filebot.net/syno/"},{"feed":"synology.nzbusenet.com","name":"synology.nzbusenet.com"}]

     

    PS1: If you wanna edit the text, after feed add the address of the repo you want to add. After name, put the name of the repo added before. Remember insert a comma between repos and everything is in the same line. I think is easy to understand, if you have problems put your repo and I'll add it. 

     

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  15. Hola

     

    Si el nas tiene acceso desde el exterior DSM6, sin lugar a dudas. Esta actualizado. Si no se puede acceder a el desde internet y te da igual no tener las ultimas novedades, pues si quieres el dsm5. De todas maneras el proceso de hacer el usb no es complicado, pide ayuda que para eso esta el foro.

     

    Así de memoria, te comento:

     

    1.- Saber PID y VID, es relativamente sencillo : http://xpenology.me/how-to-see-the-valu ... pid-stick/

    2.- Montar imagen para cambiar valores de PID y VID, quizás mas complicado pero a mi entender no tanto. Yo utilizo el OSFmount de passmark. Seleccionas la imagen y te la monta como una unidad mas de windows. Buscas el archivo, lo abres con notepad, lo editas, lo guardas y ya esta

    3.- Pasas la imagen a pendrive

    4.- Arrancas con el usb, seleccionas install (si este falla "force install")

    5.- A partir de aqui los pasos son los mismos que en DSM5

     

    EDIT: Acabo de ver que un compañero lo ha explicado mucho mejor que yo, vuelve al foro principal y busca una entrada que pone "Tutorial: Migrac/Instal DSM 5.2/6.0 - (NO VM-BAREMETAL) "

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