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Intel ixgbe driver is included. All card listed here are supported : https://downloadcenter.intel.com/downlo ... der-Linux- Some users have mellanox working. I think some broadcom 10gb card works. What kind of card did you have ?

Fews years ago I migrate from a DS411 to a DS412+ by only moving disks from the old nas to the new one then use migrate and reinstall DSM without data lost. Found this : https://originwww.synology.com/en-us/kn ... orials/484 I think you need to choose a model according the number of disks you use in XPEnology.

What kind of graphic card have you ? @xpenfan : Give us more informations about your setup (mainboard, graphic card...)

Strange because intel drivers (e1000e and igb) are loaded at boot by the bootloader. Use lsmod to confirm they are loaded and if not use insmod to manually load them.

I will look for the tun module. The only sources I have are those from synology gpl. So I can't compil a working kernel nor edit the ramdrive. Only the dev team have the patched sources.

When you say standard network you mean classic intel/realtek/broacom or your mellanox adapter ? Can't provide you original file right away but the default line 310 is : NET_DRIVERS="dca e1000e i2c-algo-bit igb be2net ixgbe tn40xx" Hope this will fix your issue.

Sorry, but same answer as JMMR : no time to look for compiling DVB support

All adapters base on AX88179, AX88178a, RTL8152B(N) and RTL8153 should works with these two modules.

Look this thread viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7737

Here you can find drivers for HighPoint RocketRAID 62x/64x for DSM 5.2 (kernel 3.10.35). I modified sources of rr62x and rr64x to made them compatible with kernel 3.x with these instructions. HighPoint RocketRAID 620/622 HighPoint RocketRAID 640/644 HighPoint RocketRAID 640L/642L/644L/RR644LS Copy *.ko to /lib/modules/ and insmod it.

Check this : viewtopic.php?f=2&t=6070&hilit=mellanox&start=10#p43295 Sorry no time to look for compiling DVB support No option/parameter when compiling this driver

I realise that the DSM 5.1 bootloader load mlx4_core and mlx4_en but not the DSM 5.2 bootloader. I think this is why PnoT and Neohunter can't get thet ethernet part of the card working. The link for the mellanox infiniband/ethernet drivers for DSM 5.2 is the same : https://download.xpenology.fr/drivers/i ... nd-5.2.zip but you have to follow this: - Copy *.ko files to /lib/modules/ - Add these modules to the NET_DRIVERS variable (line 310) in /etc/rc and /etc.default/rc for automatic load Modules: ib_core ib_mad ib_mthca ib_addr ib_sa ib_cm ib_ipoib iw_cm rdma_cm xprtrdma svcrdma mlx4_core mlx4_ib mlx4_en Example: NET_DRIVERS="dca e1000e i2c-algo-bit igb be2net ixgbe tn40xx ib_core ib_mad ib_mthca ib_addr ib_sa ib_cm ib_ipoib iw_cm rdma_cm xprtrdma svcrdma mlx4_core mlx4_ib mlx4_en" After reboot you can check if everything is loaded: #> lsmod | grep mlx mlx4_en 67584 0 mlx4_ib 104330 0 mlx4_core 169852 2 mlx4_en,mlx4_ib ib_sa 19338 4 mlx4_ib,rdma_cm,ib_ipoib,ib_cm ib_mad 34788 4 mlx4_ib,ib_cm,ib_sa,ib_mthca ib_core 47092 10 mlx4_ib,svcrdma,xprtrdma,rdma_cm,iw_cm,ib_ipoib,ib_cm,ib_sa,ib_mthca,ib_mad

Here the modinfo: # modinfo ./rr272x_1x.ko filename: ./rr272x_1x.ko license: Proprietary description: RAID driver author: HighPoint Technologies, Inc. alias: pci:v00001103d00002711sv*sd*bc*sc*i* alias: pci:v00001103d00002710sv*sd*bc*sc*i* alias: pci:v00001103d00002722sv*sd*bc*sc*i* alias: pci:v00001103d00002721sv*sd*bc*sc*i* alias: pci:v00001103d00002720sv*sd*bc*sc*i* depends: vermagic: 3.10.35 SMP mod_unload parm: autorebuild:int Nothing about MSI. Can't find a way to check if CONFIG_PCI_MSI in enabled in th kernel and if msi/msi-x works at all. What's exactly the name/type of your card ?

I totally agree with your way to load the driver. Much proper than mine In the bootloader. Inside zImage there are the kernel (bzImage) and the ramdrive (rd.gz). Unfortunately the ramdrive is packed inside the kernel, so it's very difficult to edit it. This prevent us to edit/update the ramdrive but also "protect" it from the outside world. It would be nice if dev team can update the release with the last change on this thread like usb lan adapter, rocketraid, missing dependency for ixgbe... The real question is : does your rocketraid adapter works with this driver ?

http://xpenology.me/downloads/ Use this version Nanoboot DSM-5.0-4528 DS214Play

Any chance of this getting added?? I've got a intel X520-T2 also, would that work? The driver for your card is : ixgbe I have no access to a xpenology setup right now but I pretty sure that this module is included but missing dependency. Install/boot your setup with a classic 10/100/1000 network card, use ssh to load mdio module then ixgbe. If it's working you have to edit line 310 of /etc/rc and /etc.default/rc to automatically load drivers, Change : NET_DRIVERS="dca e1000e i2c-algo-bit igb be2net ixgbe tn40xx" To : NET_DRIVERS="dca e1000e i2c-algo-bit igb be2net mdio ixgbe tn40xx" @asgaroth : your second boot parameter should load the driver... Try to edit /etc/rc and /etc.default/rc and add rr272x_1x like I explain above. Keep rmmod in your boot parameter to prevent mvsas to load.

XPEnoboot is only working with x86_64 CPU. Your CPU is x86 only, you can try old x86 nanoboot

all intel, realtek 10/100/100 are supported. If you use the iso boot image the file is isolinux.cfg not syslinux.cfg. You need to edit the APPEND line and add insmod and rmmod parameter.

Unefortunately you can't edit the zImage (kernel + rd). I think the easiest solution is to install XPEnology with an additional network card, then use ssh to copy the firmware into /lib/firmware/bnx2/. I hope the dev team will add this firmware to the next release, so you can use your network card out of the box.

Try with this : viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1361&start=590#p43042

Your error shows that the system can't load the firmware for your network card. After checking the content of /lib/firmware/bnx2/ I find that there is bnx2-mips-09-6.2.1a.fw but not the bnx2-mips-09-6.2.1b.fw I find your missing firmware in a debian package, you can download it here : https://download.xpenology.fr/firmware/ ... -6.2.1b.fw Put this file in /lib/firmware/bnx2/ and the system should be happy

I read that a lot of users having issues with their RocketRAID card and mvsas driver. I build the latest RocketRAID 271x/272x SAS driver (v1.5.18 04/21/2015) for DSM 5.2 Download rr272x_1x driver Copy it to /lib/modules/ This driver have compatibility issue with mvsas so you have to rmmod mvsas before trying to insmod rr272x_1x ! I think the best way to do it properly is to rmmod mvsas and insmod rr272x_1x in the syslinux.cfg Of course backup your data before doing anything. Unfortunately I can't test further because to be loaded the module check if a RocketRAID controller is present in the system: [ 3063.545701] rr272x_1x:RocketRAID 272x_1x controller driver v1.5.18 [ 3063.663720] rr272x_1x:no controller detected.

The ax88179_178a driver is already included in the latest release but devs have forgot some dependency. I can't update it because bootloader overwrite it at boot. The ax88179_178a driver depend of usbnet that depend of mii. Both modules are included, we only need to load them. I also build the latest (v2.05.0 - 2015/8/13) realtek RT8153 driver called r8152. Download r8152 Copy the r8152.ko file to /lib/modules/ To automatically load drivers, you have to edit line 310 of /etc/rc and /etc.default/rc Change : NET_DRIVERS="dca e1000e i2c-algo-bit igb be2net ixgbe tn40xx" To : NET_DRIVERS="dca e1000e i2c-algo-bit igb be2net ixgbe tn40xx mii usbnet ax88179_178a r8152" Then reboot and enjoy You can check with lsmod command that drivers are properly loaded: DiskStation> lsmod | grep usbnet usbnet 18137 1 ax88179_178a mii 3803 3 r8152,ax88179_178a,usbnet usbcore 174870 13 usbhid,usblp,usb_storage,oxu210hp_hcd,r8152,ax88179_178a,usbnet,etxhci_hcd,xhci_hcd,ehci_pci,ehci_hcd,uhci_hcd,ohci_hcd

Yes exactly to prevent compat module to load at boot

@Neohunter : Did you try to swith mode to eth like siszlai said ? If I understand correctly, the IB stack of the mellanox driver is useless in this setup ? PnoT and you only use the ethernet part of your adapter. I compile the latest mlx4 driver form mellanox website (v3.0 Feb 2014 instead of the old v2.0 Dec 2011 currently embedded) without ib part. mlx4 driver : https://download.xpenology.fr/drivers/mlx_v3.0.7z This driver depend on mlx_compat that is not compatible with compat driver. You need to add rmmod=compat in your syslinux.cfg in order to prevent XPEnoboot to load it (no other driver use it. it's maybe for some wifi drivers) Then copy *.ko in /lib/modules/ and add : mlx_compat mlx4_core_new mlx4_en_new to /etc/rc to load these drivers at boot. I'm forced to add _new to the name of mlx4_core and mlx4_en otherwise the bootloader replace them with the old version Hope you can get your card to works.