trublu
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Hi trublu, When you say USB LAN adapter, which make/model did you use? I'm using Plugable Technologies USB3-E1000. It uses an AX88179 chipset.
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No, but you can buy me a glass of red wine or a bottle of it [emoji3] Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk Hey UNSC-117, i see you're using the 8 bay UNAS also. Did you have any issues with all eight drives showing up in DSM 6? Did you make any change to sataPortMap? Thanks
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@quicknick, good call on trying Jun's loader again. I was able to use the USB LAN adapter trick to get an IP and the LSI drivers kicked in allowing me to see the HDDs. I updated DSM, however I ended up with a degraded volume so I'll work on getting that fixed. Once that's done I'll switch to you loader again and do some more testing. If you need some more info e.g bios setting etc, let me know. thanks Edit: Only 6 of 8 drives show in Storage Manager so I'm assuming it's not recognizing two drives for some reason
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Since you now have network capabilities log in via ssh (read FAQs) and cat /var/log/messages, copy and paste into here using the BBcode Hey quicknick, log was too long so used pastebin: http://pastebin.com/raw/Yy2MSRSZ Thanks!
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I tried Jun's bootloader but the NICs didn't work so i assumed the NIC drivers weren't included. I just got the USB LAN adapter today so I'll try Jun's bootloader again and see if it works. I suspect something about this particular board is preventing some of the modules from loading. Thanks for the response.
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Here is an example of how to post: Hardware: CISCO UCS 220 Install Type: Baremetal Issue: Network My network card was not recognized To which I will respond, is your HW in the Supported Drivers List? If it is, then do you have serial connection to show that it doesn't exist? Or if you don't have serial, how do you know your card wasn't recognized. Check your DHCP leases. Hardware: UNAS NSC-800 with SAS Backplane Motherboard: Supermicro a1sai-2750f with I354 LAN chpset LSI SAS 9211-8i Install Type: Baremetal with DSM 5 currently installed Issue: Network/Disks not found Network card isn't recognized (no DHCP leases). However, when I connect an AX88179 USB LAN adapter, the other NICs then show up in Synology Assistant. At this point i then get an option to install but no HDDs are detected. Thanks for any insight!
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same problem here I suspect it's something to do with this board. I stuck a USB 3 RJ45 adapter and suddenly the NICs showed up. I'm now stuck at "no hard disk found" I'll do some more troubleshooting and post my findings.
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I'm installing on bare metal. After getting to the kernel bootign screen I can't find the machine on my network or by using the find.synology. Since the NIC isn't pulling an IP I can't ssh. I'm I missing something?
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Please re-download again. Just updated it should be working now. You can ignore terminal "serial" isn't found. Hey Quicknick, is I354 supported? I can't find mobo NICs either. I also can't launch the config tool. Any ideas?
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Just tested with an I354 board (Supermicro A1SAi-2750F) but no luck. Looks like I354 isn't supported. I thought it would have been covered by the I350 drivers. Is it possible I'm doing something wrong? I got number of network interfaces by running: ls -A /sys/class/net | wc -l Also, when I select the config tool option, it only brings me to the "booting the kernel" screen instead of launching the config tool. Any thoughts?
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Wow, thanks Quicknick. This is some major stuff. Much appreciated. Will test once it's available. If you need anything in particular test please mention it.
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The Rankie doesn't work for DSM 6 because there's no RTL8153 support yet. I'll be testing the USB3-E1000 later this week. It uses AX88179 chipset so it should work.
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Did you do anything else to get it working? I have an I354 motherboard with that doesn't work even though they typically use the same drivers.
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can you provide a quick writeup on how you added LSI support as an example so that some of us can work on doing the same for other drivers? most drivers has nothing special, and for special drivers, better to wait for proper kernel source. For LSI hba, I use existing driver, patch the kernel to make it has proper device name, from sas* to sd* thanks for the info. Do you have any of your stuff on Github? Also, any chance you might add intel LAN support? Thanks.
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You have to retrieve and use the VID/PID of your usb drive
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Since there are considerable difference between beta source and the release version, I write and compile kernel modules instead, even the AMD kernel is a combination of the original kernel and the AMD support code compiled as module (sort of). I compile beta src kernel only to aid debugging, itself does not work properly, lacking required symbol etc, and I do not bother to fix it. can you provide a quick writeup on how you added LSI support as an example so that some of us can work on doing the same for other drivers?
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the DHCP lease might be from before you tried DSM 6.0.
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change protocol in file services>advanced settings and see if that helps
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How's this going? If you need testers, I'm game
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Been able to use 4 no issues. Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk Do you have the four nics bonded?
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Looks like I found my issue. My machines has C2000 SoC I354 Quad GbE NIC controllers & LSI SAS 9211-8i. The first image (setsunakawa's) I tried supported my NIC but not the LSI HBA. Jun's image suppports the LSI HBA but not the NICs. Can someone point me to a wiki or documentation that can help me with building in additional drivers? A new loader with included drivers will be out in the coming days. Stay tuned. Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk Thanks, much appreciated.
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Looks like I found my issue. My machines has C2000 SoC I354 Quad GbE NIC controllers & LSI SAS 9211-8i. The first image (setsunakawa's) I tried supported my NIC but not the LSI HBA. Jun's image suppports the LSI HBA but not the NICs. Can someone point me to a wiki or documentation that can help me with building in additional drivers?
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I'm still stuck on the "Booting the kernel ..." with no DSM access screen after leaving it over night. I've checked my router/switch and the server doesn't have an assigned ip address. The steps I took were to modify the VID and PID. I also added one of my mac actual addresses and updated the SN number (not a matched pair since I don't need QC). Hardware: SUPERMICRO MBD-A1SAi-2750F-O and LSI SAS 9211-8i Can anyone tell me if i got something wrong or missed something.
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How can you tell if it's repairing or doing anything at all?
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I get to this screen but can't connect to or find dsm using synology assistant. Any pointers from anyone? http://imgur.com/a/c8Ysx