Trantor
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Here is the mpt3sas drivers for DSM 5.2.
LSI Devices Supported
SAS3004, SAS3008, SAS3108
https://download.xpenology.fr/drivers/mpt3sas.ko
You can add insmod=mpt3sas to syslinux.cfg in order to automatically load the driver.
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DSM 5.2 and DSM 5.1 have different kernel.
I recompile the infiniband/mellanox drivers for DSM 5.2 (kernel 3.10.35)
https://download.xpenology.fr/drivers/i ... nd-5.2.zip
Enjoy
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Unfortunately only Andy have admin rights.
He is the only one that can add moderator and change the forum settings.
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Woaw, Amazing speed !
I'm glad to see my driver works
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- Added XPEnoboot 5.1-5055
- Added DMS 5.1-5022 Update 5
- Added DMS setup files (pat)
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Here InfiniBand driver for mellanox.
I hope it works
because there is lot of different protocols -
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I found some time to compile latest version of some drivers (igb, e1000e, tg3, mpt2sas) and add missing driver for JMicron JMC250/JMC260 (jme driver)
jme - v1.0.8.5 tg3 - v3.137h igb - v5.2.18 e1000e - v3.1.0 mpt2sas - v20
I send a PM to sancome asking him to update the XPEnoboot boot image with these.
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Don't update to 5.2 yet, you will break your XPEnology setup.
DMS 5.2 has a different kernel version than 5.1 so the dev team have lots of work in order to get it working.
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Embbed ramdisk is not a problem, you can always override/overlay it with your custom ramdisk.
Yes I know but the idea is to maintain one release and not create many versions.
One version is far more easy to understand for the community than the multiple versions from the past (andy, odie, gnoboot, nanoboot, mine...).
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Sounds like a great idea and if you could sneak InfiniBand support in there for Mellanox cards that would be awesome.
Can you explain the difference between standard mellanox and InfiniBand ?
If I understand correctly according this page : http://www.mellanox.com/page/osv_support_eth
The InfiniBand add more functionalities to the standard driver.
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Hi everyone,
In order to help this project and the community I have a request for : @Vortex, @Sancome, @Kali, @Jman, @Poechi
First big thanks to all of you for your amazing work
I see in the changelog that tg3 driver is updated but the included version is v3.121 from 2011, whereas the latest is 3.137.
My idea is to provide new/updated drivers (tg3, e1000e, igb, mpt2sas ...) for the XPEnoboot release but there are some "issues" that prevent me to do so.
In your release the ramdisk is embedded inside the kernel. This prevent updating anything in the ramdisk...
At each boot, there is a checksum check that replace *.ko inside /lib/modules/ if the ko file is not "good" compare to the one inside the ramdrive.
So can you please compile your kernel without ramdisk embedded ?
EDIT: If you can enable the config option (/proc/config.gz) in order to have the .config it would be great
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Your adapter is handle by smsc7500 driver.
I don't think it's included this why it's not working.
If I find some time this week I will try to build it.
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My bad, we are looking for usb not pci ^^
Use lsusb -v
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What's the driver of your adapter.
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Did you try with XPEnoboot 5.1-5022.3 ?
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After looking on Shuttle website, it appear that your model can have a realtek or jmicron network adapter.
Boot with ubuntu live and type : lspci -v
Post the output
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Boot in ubuntu and use : lspci -v
Post the output here
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Hi everyone,
I'have been away for long time but I'm glad to see that the community is still alive, and some of you are working on the 5.2 beta.
I hope the XPEnoboot images will get updates.
I'm very busy and the only thing I can do for the community right now is to provide a download mirror.
Download mirror : http://download.xpenology.fr
At the moment I only uploaded XPEnoboot images.
I'm ready to give a ftp access to the dev team so they can share their works and more.
If anyone want to add something to this mirror, just tell me
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Here are updated Broadcom drivers for Nanoboot:
bnx2 v2.1.11 updated to v2.2.5f (NetXtreme II BCM5706/BCM5708/5709/5716) bnx2x v1.70.30-0 updated to 1.78.58 (NetXtremeII BCM57710/BCM57711/BCM57711E/BCM57712) tg3 v3.121 updated to v3.136h (NetXtreme I / NetLink)
As usual just copy *.ko files to /lib/modules/ and reboot.
Hope this fix your issues
PS : I also include the broadcom.ko (broadcom PHY driver) needed by some nics. (this module as to be insmod manually)
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Thank you
I try to make fake pci devices in order to keep DSM happy (to return genuine syno info for cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/*/uevent and lspi).
The two command above return the exact same things as XPEH post but no luck (still got dnsdsm "Check failed. H" errors (that replaces segfault in 4458) and volumes gets unmounted).
Without precise informations it's very hard to fool the beast ^^
Vortex I find that you post informations here : viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2962&start=50#p16893
Can you have more informations about what and where things are really checked ?
What are these commands for ?
LD_PRELOAD /proc/self/comm /proc/sys/kernel/syno_deno_of_spinup_time
syno_deno_of_spinup_time return 7 on my XPEnology system and return 1 on my DS412+.
In sysctl.c we can read:
/* The default spinup time interval is 7000ms. if want modify the interval, you * can modify this value. ex. assign 14 to it means 500ms (7000/14) */ int giDenoOfTimeInterval = 1;
So WTF with all of that sh*t ?!
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XPEH can I again bother you and ask you for informations ?
Can you tar the /sys/devices/pci0000:00/ folder and send me the archive (less than 1MB)?
Don't worry about warning/errors during the tar process.
tar cvfz devices.tar.gz /sys/devices/pci0000\:00/
Regards
40GB InfiniBand Support at work on my Xpenology box!
in DSM 5.2 and earlier (Legacy)
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Check with lsmod if eveyone modules are properly loaded.