brantje
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swanduron, he doesn't need anything. His problem is that ffmpeg is using alot of CPU power.
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ffmpeg is used for converting thing, generating thumbnails and such.
Did you recently reindexed your db?
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Have DS380 case here love it, but my next case is gonna be a unas case.
PCI-e 1x, as above said, will limit your speed, go with minimal 4x or better 8x.
Hotswapable is a setting in the bios, but i prefer the safe clean way. (Turn off, insert disk).
For what are you going to use this build? Just storage or also plex?
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Thanks devs! Really appriciate the hard work.
Its too bad that there is not a general xpenology paypall account where we can donate too.
I'm still happy with my 5.2 nas.
'Don't fix if it ain't broken"
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If you set the update settings to 'Important updates only' then you get the option to download Update 8
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Should work, see also: https://xpenology.us/forum/general-discussion/update-52-5644-8-safe-inst...
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I donated a few times, because i just love their hard work.
I think i donated to sancome, but sure if the donations are splitted among the teammembers.
If there was a central place to donate i think people will donate faster.
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I have the feeling that some configs are messed up.
You can reinstall xpenology without loosing your data.
Do you have a spare monitor
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Does someone has a link to the pat file? Its not on the FTP from syno (yet).
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[url=https://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?p=93807
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As posted like 10 times now on the board, xpenoboot won't work with DSM 6, we have to wait for a new bootloader.
There is a topic that shows you how to downgrade.
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A should read for those who use PPTP: http://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28432006/How-insecure-is-PPTP....
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Any easy way to identify HDDs on custom hardware?
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You can see the disk serial number in DSM, find the harddisk with errors. Then write down the serial, power down the server, find the harddrive using the serial (it's written on the drive), pull them out one by one. Once you've found the faulty drive, take it out and boot the machine. YOUR RAID WILL NOW BE DEGRADED.
Shutdown the server again, attach the new drive boot, repair, done.
As always, make sure you have backups.
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