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Shut down the NAS and move the onw working disk to the other drive slot. If it still works you know the drive slot is okay. Replacement power supplies are cheap.

Power supply may be dying.

I thought I'd just check /etc/synoinfo.conf and sure enough that's where the limit appears to be. max_btrfs_snapshots="65536" max_dr_replica="32" max_sdr_replica="64" max_snapshot_per_lun="256" max_snapshots_per_share="1024" I don't know how DSM determines whether to use the max_dr_replica or...

I wasn't aware that there was a limit. I'm sure I can find the limit for Plus and DVA models and change it to 64 replicated folders. Do you really have more than 32 shared folders? My 3 Synology NAS only have 29, 23 and 22 shared folders.

Your joke made curious if the HD6500 was discontinued.

Currently, no. One distributor where I live says they'll have more in early December.

Samsung TVs don't have a Jellyfin app. But they do have apps for Plex, Emby and Video Station

Your videos won't be deleted. I updated 2 Synology NAS to DSM 7.2.2 then installed video station with https://github.com/007revad/Video_Station_for_DSM_722 and all my videos were still there. Synology Photos is still there, but it can no longer create thumbnails for heic photos. After running...

The Ryzen R2314 with Radeon™ Graphics would be ideal for the next DS92?+ and DS152?+ models.

By default it won't let you create a new SHR storage pool. Migrating drives with an existing SHR storage is okay. And you can very easily enable allowing creation of SHR storage pools. https://github.com/007revad/Synology_SHR_switch

You are better off using /var/packages/HyperBackup/var/log/synolog/synobackup.log in case you later move Hyper Backup to a different volume.

@Tommes I have no idea what the -rcclean option does. And the --help for synousbdisk isn't helpful. So I tried /usr/syno/bin/synousbdisk -rcclean expecting it say it needed a DEVNAME but it just did something. I don't what it did. Both USB drives are still mounted and working as they should.

sync && /usr/syno/bin/synousbdisk -umount <device>; >/tmp/usbtab The sync command ensures all the data has been written to the USB drive. The /"usr/syno/bin/synousbdisk -umount" command unmounts the USB drive. The "> /tmp/usbtab" command clears the drive from appearing in the device list...

Try https://github.com/007revad/Synology_Recover_Data

The 100 ohm resistor fix is only for '15 series models with the Intel Atom C2538 CPU. 99% of issues with 1 to 5 bay Synology NAS are because the external power supply is dying. Suitable replacement power supplies are cheap. You can try the DS920+ power supply on the DS420+ to confirm if the...

Yes

I hate it when the cage is not closed properly and the electronic smoke escapes. :oops:

That may have been true in 2017 (in DSM 6.0 or 6.1). Or maybe they were referring to DSM not being installed on, or read from, drives in an expansion unit.

Correct. DSM creates the system and swap partitions on M.2 drives and drives in an expansion unit, but they are empty and unused.

Never trust ChatGPT for NAS questions. ChatGPT often gives incomplete or incorrect answers.