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I do have a ds380 too, will look at the backplane when I get home. Posted via MyXpenology

i thought is would be easy as sn1=xxxxx mac1=xx sn2=xxxx mac2=xxx etc. Posted via MyXpenology

here you can find some info on sata cards. Posted via MyXpenology

I'm busy with a script that can run as a cron =). Posted via MyXpenology

So DSM 6 will require a valid serial / mac for eg. package center? Posted via MyXpenology

Is there any need for this? Also there is the ethical question Posted via MyXpenology

VirtualBox: https://myxpenology.com/tutorials/installation/hypervisor/how-setup-virt... Bare Metal: https://myxpenology.com/tutorials/installation/hardware/hardware-install... I would go bare-metal, this because i assume you're not going to use the server for VM's and such. Posted via MyXpenology

Can you create a short how to? Posted via MyXpenology

I have CloudSync working with WebDAV, so yes it works. Posted via MyXpenology

1) So its not listed in DHCP leases? If not, then your network card *might* not be supported. What hardware are you using? 2) Its under 'Community' 3) You can update your server without a valid mac / serial, keep an eye on the Xpenoboot versions Posted via MyXpenology

Size doesn't matter, you can use a 512Mb drive for this. Afaik 40L is the same, just give it a spin =D. Posted via MyXpenology

Same problem here, bridged mode doesn't work. Posted via MyXpenology

Exactly what i'm going to do Posted via MyXpenology

With DSM 6 we get BTRFS, its only a few months away... Posted via MyXpenology

Startup using a ubuntu live usb. Install gparted, and delete all the partitions, create a new partition, done. Posted via MyXpenology

Do you have folders mounted on windows? Maybe windows sends a ping event that wakes the drives up. Posted via MyXpenology

What DSM version are you on currently? Posted via MyXpenology

Xpenoboot 5.2-5644 Update 5 Posted via MyXpenology

Bump, does this method also work if you have the usb drive ennumurated? Posted via MyXpenology

Thanks, i also updated, worked flawlessly ^_^. Posted via MyXpenology

So who did the updare? Changelog: Updated Firewall filter policy to fix a security vulnerability caused by stack-based buffer overflow (CVE-2015-7547). This fix may impact read/write performance on the following models by no more than 15%, for which Synology is working on an enhancement in the future release. 16-series: DS216se 15-series: DS115j 14-series: EDS14, DS114, DS214se, RS214, DS414slim 13-series: DS213j, DS213air, DS213, DS413j 12-series: DS112, DS112 , DS112j, DS212, DS212j, DS212 , RS212, RS812 11-series: DS111, DS211, DS211 , DS211j, DS411, DS411slim, DS411j, RS411 10-series: DS110j, DS210j, DS410j Posted via MyXpenology

“vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0” With for example this: DEVICE=eth0 BOOTPROTO=static ONBOOT=yes IPADDR=

I see this listed in the supported hardware thread: HP hpsa : HP Smart Array SCSI driver So maybe it will work. Posted via MyXpenology

Can you boot with a linux live usb stick too see if the disks are detected? Posted via MyXpenology

Sata II can fill GB ethernet, if you go for 10Gb ethernet then i would go for sataIII Posted via MyXpenology