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You can boot your computer with a Ubuntu USB thumb drive. This page has all the steps required. https://github.com/007revad/Synology_Recover_Data

@Tommes When I use google to translate this thread to English it changes Tommes to Empty :rolleyes:

Wow. That is the best Synology SSH Public Key setup guide I've seen.

You could put the commands in a text file on one of your github repos and just put a link to the text file in the youtube video's description.

Apparently you can use the unicode character U+003E ＞ ＜＞is accepted in youtube titles and description. <>is not allowed in youtube titles and description. Be aware that the unicode ＞does not work in a shell in place of > for redirection. # This worked echo ">" >> /volume1/test/test.txt echo...

Has the SA6400 finished checking the drives? I suspect RAID F1 may be the problem. Can you check if these commands return in_sync or writemostly cat /sys/block/md0/md/dev-sata1p1/state cat /sys/block/md0/md/dev-sata2p1/state cat /sys/block/md0/md/dev-sata3p1/state cat...

OP mentioned a few days ago that it is a new DS1821+ @Agoraphobie Contact Synology and get it replaced under warranty.

Nice to put a voice to the name. Even if I can't understand anything you said. The only Deutsch I know is from watching Hogan's Heroes, :)

That explains why my DS720+ has the multi pin connector.

Your DS218+ may just have a different IP address. Try Synology Assistant to see if it can find the DS218+. If the DS218+ is okay you can sell it or keep for backing up the DS224+ to.

And internal SAS HDDs and SAS 2.5 inch SSDs (for Synology models that support SAS drives).

It looks like you've already deleted CloneBorg_Media_Center's libraries. All you need to do now is delete the CloneBorg_Media_Center server. Click on the Server name (CloneBorg_Media_Center). Click General (Algemein.). Click Remove (Entfernen) .

Interesting. I'll have to create a new Ubuntu 19.10 USB boot drive and test it again. I used 19.10 because I wanted a persistent volume, but I've had problems getting the script to mount encrypted shared folders. Encrypted volumes are okay. So I've been trying to get mount encrypted shared...

Australia would like to win the European Championship

I'm hoping it has a AMD Ryzen V3C14 CPU.

I know what I'm getting myself for Christmas :)

Synology have accidentally added the DS1825+ to their product page before they were ready to. Unfortunately they didn't include the specs.

You need an old version of mdadm that supports DSM's superblock location to avoid errors like this: My Synology_Recover_Data script takes of this, and other issues.

Did you forget about the last link in your signature? :eek:

Either the system partition is too small or there's user files in the system partition that should not be there.