brantje
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No need to consult it, they have to release it. Seems like there streching time.
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Syno's NVR's are optimized for recording purpose so, my guess is that they put in a powerfull processor (like I5 or higher)
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I agree under GPLv2 they are required to. I was just saying in lieu of current source. Understood it is from beta, but it technically should work using the toolchains from current. I also have the beta toolchains and beta pat. I just hadn't gotten around to compiling it yet. Now that I have some free time I was going to mess with it.
Let me know your results ^_^
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But, that are the kernel sources for the beta, so not sure if they can use it for the stable one.
Besides, they have to release the kernel sources anyway.
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2 possible ways:
- Let it boot, then use your router to find it, browse to it then install
- Edit the syslinux thats on the usb so it boots to the install option
How much experience do you have?
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Well with all went wrong. My server rebooted and now it is not starting anymore. When I run the Assistant it reports that the internal IP address is changed and that I have to install everything again.
Anybody has a suggestion? I hope I didn't lost all of my data .....
Are you sure you did not installed DSM 6?
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Same here, i really like the Synology products, but the prices they ask for the hardware are crazy.
If they would offer somekind of software license that would give the ability to run the software like xpenology, i would insta buy it, and i'm sure many more would do that.
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Not sure if this a spam post.
Could you please write your message in English, then we might be able to help you.
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And that the open source kernel is not published, prevents xpenology from building a DSM 6 bootloader?
*This is interesting stuff*
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mene wrote:Thanks guys!
I finally modified syslinux.cfg and setup Quick connect ID. I tried Cloud Station but I don't like it at all. For 30 gigs of data to sync, it used 90 gigs on volum and another 30 gigs on my pc (plus the 30 gigs of the data).
I'm using DS file for remote access from Android and Sync Me app to one way sync photos/videos from the phone to NAS
Hi could you please provide a guide on how managed to get quick connect to work. I can't register or get an id
Sent from my SM-N920C using Tapatalk
You need a valid serial and mac: https://xpenology.us/tutorials/miscellaneous/generate-valid-serial-and-mac
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SAS is more for enterpise storage. With SAS you will get better speeds.
SAS for home usage is abit overkill imo, SATA 6 will be fast enough in most cases.
Also, make sure xpenoboot supports the raid card, otherwise you are gonna have a hard time getting your drives to work.
There is a user with a 24 disk server, maybe look at that build for some inspiration?
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Nice build. For what are you going to use it?
Does the case need to be rackmount?
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Updating on baremetal broke Backup
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If anyone is updating and has a non standard disk synoinfo config (more than 12) then you will need to edit the file to put the hex values back. My 16 disk unit volume crashed because of this but once I changed the file it came back ok (after a disk check)
Makes sense, the file you edit is in /etc.defaults which get overwritten every update.
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In file manager:
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Is there such big difference between the US and Chinese firmware, aside from the language.
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In addition check your DNS settings, or set them to 8.8.8.8 just for the activating.
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i3, i5, or i7 for high traffic web server, forum, wiki?
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For medium / high traffic sites i would advise a VPS.
Also, what are your internet speeds?
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