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Does anyone know how to fix subtitles that add 2 letters per line? I can't even find what this style of subtitle is called. I want to change an srt file full of lines like this: 1 00:00:00,767 --> 00:00:00,800 (S 2 00:00:00,800 --> 00:00:00,834 (Sil...

@ctrlaltdelete I'm going to borrow your bash code so my syno_app_mover script can save a backup of each container's settings before moving Container Manager. I notice your bash style changed a bit. BACKUP_DIR vs BackUpDir and IGNORE_CONTAINERS vs IgnoredContainer. Which is your current style...

Thanks @Adama The DS918+ SynoBootLoader.conf that I created from a DS218+ was perfect. I amaze myself some times :)

@Adama Can you provide the SynoBootLoader.conf too? The one I provided I edited a DS718+ SynoBootLoader.conf to suit a DS918+ and I'm not sure mine is 100% correct.

Any folder that starts with @ is a hidden system folder. You can see them via SSH. Dave@SENNA:~$ ls "/volume3/photo/Funny Signs" 'Back door.jpg' funny-signs19.jpg bottomless-pit-65-feet-deep.jpg 'Keep Left.jpg' 'Call police.jpg' 'like a ferrari.jpg'...

When you create the new SHR storage pool and then create a volume make sure btrfs is the selected file system for the volume. When you change the location of your shared folders to the new volume make sure to click on Erweitert and check that "Enable data checksum" is ticked.

Synology Photos creates a hidden @eaDir folder for each image or video file that contains 3 different size thumbnails and a SYNOINDEX_MEDIA_INFO file. I suspect when you use Neofinder to enter XMP tags in the video file Synology Photos sees the file has changed and deletes it's @eaDir folder...

I wrote a script for using old DX and RX expansion units on the following Synology NAS DS1823xs+ DS1821+ DS1621+ DS1522+ DS1520+ DS923+ DS920+ DS723+ DS720+ RS1221+, RS1221RP+ RS822+, RS822RP+ https://github.com/007revad/Synology_enable_eunit

Here's a SynoBootLoader.conf for a DS918+ I'm looking for a SynoBootLoader..efi

Partition 1 (synoboot1) contains boot files from the DSM version that the NAS originally arrived with. Which would be DSM 6.1.3-15152 for a DS918+ (although I suspect files from any later version would work. Partition 2 (synoboot2) contains boot files from the currently installed DSM version...

The Insyde is empty on both of mine as well. But the EFI folder contains: EFI/boot/SynoBootLoader.conf EFI/boot/SynoBootLoader.efi Insyde/ SynoBootLoader.conf and SynoBootLoader.efi are different on both my Synology NAS that use efi. Your missing SynoBootLoader.conf would probably look like...

When I wrote "package" I was thinking of you :ROFLMAO: When I wrote "script" I was thinking of me... until I had a look https://github.com/robertklep/dsm7-usb-serial-drivers/tree/main/modules and thought, no, I'm not doing that.

That github repo could do with a package, or script, that inexperienced people can use to easily install, and uninstall, the drivers.

As soon as you remove 1 of the RAID 0 drives all your data is gone. But DSM and your settings remain. Backup your data from the 4TB drives to a USB drive. Export the DSM system configuration to the USB drive: " Control Panel > Update & Restore > Export". Then use Hyper Backup to backup...

All of my emails from my Synology are from and to the same email address.

If Western Digital's specs are true then the 10TB are twice as loud.

AMD do make embedded Ryzen CPUs with an iGPU but Synology chose not to use it. The DS224+ and DS423+ both have an Intel CPU with an iGPU.

10TB WD Red and WD Red Pro are loud. The larger and smaller drives are quieter. Get 12TB or 8TB. Or get 10TB Seagate Ironwolf. If you buy enter prise drives like Toshiba or Seagate Exos make sure you buy SATA drives and not SAS.

You can use RAID F1 if you want. See https://github.com/007revad/Synology_SHR_switch

The --tiny option only exists in case someone has a Synology with 16GB of memory but wants to use tiny deduplication instead of regular deduplication. Like if they 8GB of memory allocated to VMs and regular deduplication slows down the NAS too much.