blackvoid BSM 1.0 - New Synology OS is coming?

You have read it correctly! Looks like a new Synology operating system is coming on top of DSM and SRM covering their NAS and router lineup.


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[SynoMan]

Interesting. I look forward to seeing what it will be.

 

[SynoMan]

We can see it here:

Info - Latest versions of DSM/SRM and packages - Updates

www.synoforum.com

 

[fredbert]

We can see it here:

Info - Latest versions of DSM/SRM and packages - Updates

www.synoforum.com

I noticed this when updating the resource.

BSM? I wondered what that was... my old driving school, British School of Motoring? Nah! Bee OS seemed more likely though I didn't think it would be a full blown NAS OS. Maybe even have some DAS capability?

 

[brandnewant]

My hunch is a beefier version of a BeeDrive - like a portable NAS aimed as consumers.

 

[Telos]

My hunch is a beefier version of a BeeDrive

Bee Station Manager, with a truckload of unavoidable embedded crapware

BeeStation is a NAS backup device

 

[fredbert]

I started thinking BeOS but that was probably my age. Anyway, that would be interesting seeing how BeOS got bumped with NextSTEP and the rest is Apple history.

 

[Jan Janowski]

Is there any documents with this? Not clear for what and how to.......
Or am I missing something? Nosy.... Just Nosy...

 

[Telos]

Or am I missing something?

Stay tuned... I suspect @Rusty has a BeeStation giveaway planned

 

[Jan Janowski]

No, not the BeeStation part. I meant docs on how this becomes an OS on top of DSM & SRM that was referenced to… That is the docs I’m looking for: HOW OS affects CPU & Ram of existing NAS & Routers.

Shades of 6.2 on 215J…. I’m concerned that this OS Would overwhelm NAS’ and Router’s CPU overburdening them with OS duties, making replacement with more powerful devices necessary, due to reduced workload available after the ‘Upgrade’.
I’ve been down this path before…. Don’t want another surprise to find MY workload scheduled on NAS or ROUTER, must be reduced in order to support OS upgrade.

That’s my concern.

 

[Carl Burke]

My hunch is a beefier version of a BeeDrive - like a portable NAS aimed as consumers.

An NVME based unit would be nice to address competitors (e.g., Asustor).