HP Microserver gen8 - still recoverable

[Glaster]

Hi All,

can I please help??

I need to update my HP Microserver Gen8 from DSM 6.2.2 with Jun's Loader to DSM 7.2.x with Loader TCRP.

I downloaded Tinycore-Redpill.v0.10.0.0 Loader and uploaded to the USB drive, boot, I took all the steps according to the tutorial.

After restarting in the Synology Assistant, the NAS appeared as MIGRATABLE.

After setting to keep files and settings and uploading DSM_DS3622XS+_64570.pat (on the Synology Download Center listed as: 7.2-64570 (with update 1)) will be restart.

After a new start, Synology Asistant shows SynologyNAS as RECOVERABLE.

And so over and over again

 

In the /var/log/linux* I see:

------------bootup-smallupdate
Failed to AssertFileKeyValueEqual
  value1: /etc.defaults/VERSION:smallfixnumber -> 0
  value2: /tmpRoot/.syno/patch/VERSION:smallfixnumber => 1
Skip bootup smallupdate, because root is not matched to junior
============bootup-smallupdate
Failed to AssertFileKeyValueEqual
  value1: /etc.defaults/VERSION:smallfixnumber -> 0
  value2: /tmpRoot/.syno/patch/VERSION:smallfixnumber => 1
Exit on error [7] root not matched with junior...
Sat Jun  1 16:37:49 UTC 2024
/dev/md0 /tmpRoot ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 0
none /sys/kernel/debug debugfs rw,relatime 0 0

 

I found the solution to run again in TCRP:

./rploader.sh update now
./rploader.sh fullupgrade now
./rploader.sh backup
./rploader.sh postupdate ds3622xsp-7.2.0-64570

 

But the problem will persist.

I don't know what to try anymore.

I don't want to lose the data !!! I can lose the settings if I have to.

 

Does anyone have advice ??

Thanks

[Glaster]

I found solution. 🙂

set static boot on user_config.json to true and boot at least once by selecting TCRP FRIEND

[Peter Suh]

My TCRP-mshell, which inherited pocopico's TCRP, does not require a separate postupdate.
Postupdate (Ramdisk patch) is all processed automatically by the TCRP FRIEND Kernel.

https://github.com/PeterSuh-Q3/tinycore-redpill/releases/tag/v1.0.3.0

Edited June 2, 2024 by Peter Suh