dzaized 0 Posted January 27 Share Posted January 27 (edited) i have gigabyte brix with spec : intel n3000 ram 4gb ssd128gb my question 1. if i sucsess installing xpenology can i remove usb stick forever? or this usb for liveos dsm run in usb? 2.im testing using ssd n if working i move to hdd 3. i just using xpenology for backup my phone photos n file , can app synologi work for backup? thanks for helping me and so sory my english is bad, im from indonesia Edited January 27 by dzaized Quote Link to post Share on other sites
flyride 539 Posted January 27 Share Posted January 27 1 hour ago, dzaized said: 1. if i sucsess installing xpenology can i remove usb stick forever? or this usb for liveos dsm run in usb? 2.im testing using ssd n if working i move to hdd 3. i just using xpenology for backup my phone photos n file , can app synologi work for backup? USB must remain connected. It is used for each boot and for upgrades. I don't see a question regarding SSD vs HDD. SATA SSDs are fully supported. DSM on XPenology and DSM on regular Synology are fully interoperable. Also aside from licensing limits, there are no issues running apps, packages, etc on DSM on XPenology Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dzaized 0 Posted January 27 Author Share Posted January 27 5 hours ago, flyride said: USB must remain connected. It is used for each boot and for upgrades. I don't see a question regarding SSD vs HDD. SATA SSDs are fully supported. DSM on XPenology and DSM on regular Synology are fully interoperable. Also aside from licensing limits, there are no issues running apps, packages, etc on DSM on XPenology thanks for your answer, Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dzaized 0 Posted January 27 Author Share Posted January 27 in from factor gigabyte brix have port msata, can im using msata to bootable xpenology ? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
IG-88 780 Posted January 27 Share Posted January 27 7 minutes ago, dzaized said: in from factor gigabyte brix have port msata, can im using msata to bootable xpenology no msata is still sata and boot is from usb, a possible alternative are internal sd/micro sd card readers as the usually are usb devices (like on some hpe microservers) and you would need to know the vid/pid of that usb device to boot from it Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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