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I use bare metal setup, that is the fastest option imo

Thats right. I always update the bootloader from the nas it self. Its easy as: - wget https://download.xpenology.fr/XPEnology ... 5644.1.img - find you usbdrive with fdisk -l - dd if=XPEnoboot_DS3615xs_5.2-5644.1.img of=/dev/sdg1 - Then update DSM on your NAS, and reboot - Enjoy

Xpenology is secure, as long you don't directly connect it to the interwebz. Use a VPN to connect to your nas. This way you will be safe for a newer version of CryptoLocker. As for software updates: - As long the bootloader keeps working you can install updates (Use a VM to test this) - Some parts of DSM are opensource (see: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dsgpl/files/ ) I had the same problem as you have when i builded my NAS. The interface from freenas / nas4free is just too ugly for my, i like eye candy xD. At the end, i took the gamble and picked xpenology, and never looked back =).

Can someone unsticky this? DSM 5.2-5644 works great =D

what kind of issues did you exactly have with the ds380? - I have 6 discs in mine. 5x 2tb, and 1x8tb When I try and put load on my 5x2tb raid, it throws the discs and the raid fails .. When just using the 8tb alone, theres no issue. Is this with a C2750 / C2550?

I have a small feeling that the configs are messed up. What you could do is the following: - create a vm with xpenology 5.2-5644 - backup configs with fresh installed VM - login in to the 'broken' dsm via ssh - do a diff between the configs and correct them if necessary - reboot

Found it: viewtopic.php?p=21475#p21475

What chipset does the LSI card have? If you give me a minute, i'll look up a topic for you.

I have that case too, but it does not has hot-swap bay's and thats why it was replaced.

I have a SilverStone DS380, not yet completely filled but that will happen soon.

What CPU does is has? It it is an X86 cpu you could try it. If its ARM, then you're sorta- kind of out of luck.

Soo, who updated? Did it work? Will try in a VM when i get home.

Did you used the latest bootloader?

I've already got a domain and SSD VPS ^_^.

Exactly.

Yea it saves on the harddrive, specifically: /volume1

The value is in /etc/synoinfo.conf For me it gets back to 12 after a reboot. //M Edit the file on /etc.default

Did you try a reboot?

Click on the '24'

Report at synology, DSM is their software.

What kind of hardware should be in the list? For now i have - CPU - Motherboard - RAM - SATA Card - SAS Card - SCSI Card - Network card - Harddrive - USB Wifi

+1, i'm already busy with a hardware DB

Yes, i've seen a config with 24 drives =).

Yeaaaa, BTRFS support is coming \o/.

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