TinyCore RedPill Loader Build Support Tool ( M-Shell )

[Peter Suh]

1 hour ago, 007revad said:

Does /tmpRoot/etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf get recreated at each boot?

 

If yes, does it then get copied to /etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf ?

 

I haven't used echo 'drive_db_test_url="127.0.0.1"' >> /etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf since v2.2.45

 

synosetkeyvalue /etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf drive_db_test_url "127.0.0.1" should only create the key if it's missing.

 

For now, I've supplemented the script to check for existence as follows without discarding it.

 

grep -q '^drive_db_test_url=' /tmpRoot/etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf || echo 'drive_db_test_url="127.0.0.1"' >> /tmpRoot/etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf

 

[Peter Suh]

2 hours ago, 007revad said:

Does /tmpRoot/etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf get recreated at each boot?

 

If yes, does it then get copied to /etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf ?

 

I haven't used echo 'drive_db_test_url="127.0.0.1"' >> /etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf since v2.2.45

 

synosetkeyvalue /etc.defaults/synoinfo.conf drive_db_test_url "127.0.0.1" should only create the key if it's missing.

 

I removed the duplicates and rebooted 2 times.
I confirmed that only 1 is maintained as expected.
Thank you.

 

 

[ReadyAS]

Hi All, could you explain me please, why I have the network connection to the device just for about half a minute (during the starting of the system and some seconds after)?

After that there is not possible to ping or whatever.

[Peter Suh]

1 hour ago, ReadyAS said:

Hi All, could you explain me please, why I have the network connection to the device just for about half a minute (during the starting of the system and some seconds after)?

After that there is not possible to ping or whatever.

 

Do not 100% trust the IP address shown on this FRIEND kernel screen.

 

After 30 seconds, the IP address may change again for various reasons.

 

This screen may not track and display the changed IP address.

 

If you see two LEDs on the rear port of the NIC, it is recommended to double-check the reassigned address on the router.

[ReadyAS]

53 minutes ago, Peter Suh said:

 

Do not 100% trust the IP address shown on this FRIEND kernel screen.

 

After 30 seconds, the IP address may change again for various reasons.

 

This screen may not track and display the changed IP address.

 

If you see two LEDs on the rear port of the NIC, it is recommended to double-check the reassigned address on the router.

Two LEDs on the rear port of the NIC are blinking, but on the router I do no see any new device.

[Trabalhador Anonimo]

Use Advanced IP scanner to verify your network.

 

[ReadyAS]

20 hours ago, Trabalhador Anonimo said:

Use Advanced IP scanner to verify your network.

 

Thanks for the link to helpful tool, however I'm sure the connection is down some some/dozen seconds after finishing booting the system.

I have used ArcLoader and everything is correct now. I have loaded the same 7.2.2-72806 version of Synology Software (for model DS3622xs+).

Very strange.

Could somebody explain and help to solve the problem please?

Edited Friday at 08:59 PM by ReadyAS

[Peter Suh]

3 hours ago, ReadyAS said:

Thanks for the link to helpful tool, however I'm sure the connection is down some some/dozen seconds after finishing booting the system.

I have used ArcLoader and everything is correct now. I have loaded the same 7.2.2-72806 version of Synology Software (for model DS3622xs+).

Very strange.

Could somebody explain and help to solve the problem please?

 

What are your hardware specs?

 

They should probably be listed on the top of the FRIEND console that you captured with your first question.

 

MSI MOBOs are known to have the worst compatibility.

[ReadyAS]

6 hours ago, Peter Suh said:

 

What are your hardware specs?

 

They should probably be listed on the top of the FRIEND console that you captured with your first question.

 

MSI MOBOs are known to have the worst compatibility.

[Peter Suh]

On 10/5/2024 at 3:14 PM, ReadyAS said:

 

I looked for success stories of Netgear ReadyNAS 628X and DSM7, but I don't think there are any yet.
This is the only trace of this inquiry.
https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/56934-converting-a-netgear-readynas-to-xpenology/?do=findComment&comment=439939

 

There is a story that DSM 6.2.3 is compatible,
but DSM 6.2.3 was a different loader before Redpill.
It is JUN loader, which is also the parent of Redpill.
The modules (drivers) of this loader included more modules than the current Redpill.

 

It may not be of much help, but
I would like to check your H/W compatibility using the lspci -tvnnq command. It is also possible on tinycore Linux where the menu is visible,

and you can use this command by stopping the loading with Ctrl+C within 7 seconds of the Friend Kernel booting.

Edited Sunday at 11:59 PM by Peter Suh

[ReadyAS]

20 hours ago, Peter Suh said:

 

I looked for success stories of Netgear ReadyNAS 628X and DSM7, but I don't think there are any yet.

[...]

Thank you for your answer @Peter Suh. I can not check the hardware now, but as I wrote before, the newest DSM7 (7.2.2-72806) works fine on that hardware (Readynas 628X) when I use the Arc Loader to load it. 

[gericb]

I might have died and gone to heaven, if there could be any possibility to run DSM on this device.  Probably not, but it would be way better than the janky ASUStor OS. 😍

 

https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2023/first-look-asustors-new-12-bay-all-m2-nvme-ssd-nas