I did do a search for this but couldnt find a difinative answer.
I have a intel i3 running DSM 6.1.7-15284 update 3, all has bee working fine up until one of my PCIe sata cards threw a wobbly and disks went offline and back on line..
anyway card replaced and volume wiped and restored from backup (one of 3 volumes on NAS).
ever since then it has been very hit and miss with performance, webpace can be from instant access to over 2 mins to login, transfer speeds are all over the place too, some days good and some no access for long periods..Bottom line I would like to rebuild it... I cant from memory remember which boot loader usb I am running as currently the machine doent have a video card in it to see the boot up..
So the question is, can I create a 6.2x bootloader (ds3615xs) and boot and have access to my existing volumes (currently have 12 disks in the machine) kinda in place upgrade?
or should I just create a 6.2 boot usb and wipe the lot and recreate and restore data from backup?
Happy to do either as I cant find the cause of this slowness (all disks check out as far as I can tell so I dont think its a hardware issue)
And further to that what is the best boot loader currently that people are happy with?
thanks for taking the time to read my long winded message :-)
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Cliff
Hi All
I did do a search for this but couldnt find a difinative answer.
I have a intel i3 running DSM 6.1.7-15284 update 3, all has bee working fine up until one of my PCIe sata cards threw a wobbly and disks went offline and back on line..
anyway card replaced and volume wiped and restored from backup (one of 3 volumes on NAS).
ever since then it has been very hit and miss with performance, webpace can be from instant access to over 2 mins to login, transfer speeds are all over the place too, some days good and some no access for long periods..Bottom line I would like to rebuild it... I cant from memory remember which boot loader usb I am running as currently the machine doent have a video card in it to see the boot up..
So the question is, can I create a 6.2x bootloader (ds3615xs) and boot and have access to my existing volumes (currently have 12 disks in the machine) kinda in place upgrade?
or should I just create a 6.2 boot usb and wipe the lot and recreate and restore data from backup?
Happy to do either as I cant find the cause of this slowness (all disks check out as far as I can tell so I dont think its a hardware issue)
And further to that what is the best boot loader currently that people are happy with?
thanks for taking the time to read my long winded message :-)
Cliff
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