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For those of you who planned to upgrade to DSM 6.0.2 during Christmas and could not yet get Quicknicks version to work, instead of patiently waiting for Quicknick to finish his work, you should take a look

at the tutorial of Polanskiman that uses Jun's loader. http://xpenology.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=22100

I was still using a three year old version of Xpenology version (4.3) but was able to start with Jun's loader and upgrade to the lastest version (6.0.2 using DSM). with ease. Just give it a try.

 

Yeah this is what I did, it worked perfectly. The only downside to Jun's loader is it didn't work with LSI 9211-8I (flashed to IT P20). So I used the cheap IO Crest PEX40064 for now.

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Yeah this is what I did, it worked perfectly. The only downside to Jun's loader is it didn't work with LSI 9211-8I (flashed to IT P20). So I used the cheap IO Crest PEX40064 for now.

 

Try this https://mega.nz/#!Ul5RXKQR!_IiCurbduvbR ... ggqj5vo_Sg

 

I think it would work with LSI-9211. It has been a while and I don't even remember if the driver for your control was included or not.

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I was planning on doing some testing of this during holidays but it seem taht the download link are temporaly disable so is there somebody that will be good enough to provide me with an earlier version.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

The downloads are on the first page. You're just not looking close enough...

 

:wink:

 

The links you're talking about will return 404 errors.

 

They did work, probably up until I pointed it out, and quicknick pulled the links from the install guides...

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Well everyone, I wanted to have this finished for a Christmas present, but alas the day has past. I haven't been able to do much last several days, but will work on it this week. Only a few things left to finalize. Major changes and inprovements coming in 2.3. Please be patient.

 

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Well everyone, I wanted to have this finished for a Christmas present, but alas the day has past. I haven't been able to do much last several days, but will work on it this week. Only a few things left to finalize. Major changes and inprovements coming in 2.3. Please be patient.

 

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Dude it's Christmas also for you to relax and enjoy, we can wait some days to get it right :smile:

 

And people who can't wait, find something else this is community effort!

 

 

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Well everyone, I wanted to have this finished for a Christmas present, but alas the day has past. I haven't been able to do much last several days, but will work on it this week. Only a few things left to finalize. Major changes and inprovements coming in 2.3. Please be patient.

 

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Dude it's Christmas also for you to relax and enjoy, we can wait some days to get it right :smile:

 

And people who can't wait, find something else this is community effort!

 

 

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+1 Take your time and enjoy the days @quicknick. No need for pushing yourself. Thank you so much.

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Hi Xpenology Community

 

I have problem with Jun's loader everythings works fine untill last night my server has restart and after that I can't find server on my network. I have trying to do same thing that i did few times before but now i am on Install Loop on Jun's loader. Please can someone provide link to ver 2.2 bootloader for DSM 6.0.2-8451.5

 

baremetal XPEnology-DSM-6.0.2-8451.5-quicknick-boot-v2.2.img.zip

 

Hardware: HP Microserver GEN 8

Install Type: Baremetal

 

 

Regards

Igor

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@quicknick

 

S30acpid.sh may start multiple instances of acpid if relaunched

 

fixed script

#!/bin/sh
#
# This goes in /usr/local/etc/rc.d and gets run at boot-time.

PATH_ACPID=/bin/acpid

status() { killall -q -0 acpid; }

case "$1" in

start)
       if [ -x "$PATH_ACPID" ] ; then
#       insmod /lib/modules/button.ko
#       insmod /lib/modules/evdev.ko
               status && exit
               echo "start acpid"
               $PATH_ACPID
               logger -p daemon.info "$0 started acpid"
       fi
       ;;

stop)
       status || exit 0
       echo "stop acpid"
       killall -q acpid
       logger -p daemon.info "$0 stopped acpid"
       ;;

status)
       status
       ;;

prestart|prestop)
       exit 0
       ;;

*)
       echo "usage: $0 { start | stop | status }" >&2
       exit 1
       ;;

esac

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@quicknick

 

S30acpid.sh may start multiple instances of acpid if relanched

 

fixed script

#!/bin/sh
#
# This goes in /usr/local/etc/rc.d and gets run at boot-time.

PATH_ACPID=/bin/acpid

status() { killall -q -0 acpid; }

case "$1" in

start)
       if [ -x "$PATH_ACPID" ] ; then
#       insmod /lib/modules/button.ko
#       insmod /lib/modules/evdev.ko
               status && exit
               echo "start acpid"
               $PATH_ACPID
               logger -p daemon.info "$0 started acpid"
       fi
       ;;

stop)
       status || exit 0
       echo "stop acpid"
       killall -q acpid
       logger -p daemon.info "$0 stopped acpid"
       ;;

status)
       status
       ;;

prestart|prestop)
       exit 0
       ;;

*)
       echo "usage: $0 { start | stop | status }" >&2
       exit 1
       ;;

esac

Great! Now I don't have to troubleshoot it. Had not looked at that yet.

 

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