It nearly took off! Talk about turbo fan spin!Which one? BA, United, Virgin Atlantic, EasyJet etc etc etc
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It nearly took off! Talk about turbo fan spin!Which one? BA, United, Virgin Atlantic, EasyJet etc etc etc
I love a challenge (particularly when I can make some headway).
Looking forward to hearing how this goes. Anything to replace Time Machine and if it can also replace Synology Drive's backup task, so much the better. I would still be making bootable clones with CCC.
So far, not good. Catalina is the minimum system. Waiting for Syno support. 1st respond happened 6h after the ticket was submited. I'm waiting atm.Looking forward to hearing how this goes.
Good that you're testing it. I might try it too since: macOS Catalina is supported; my DS218+ isn't used for our main ABB so is a good test candidate. I'm not looking for a bare metal restore capability (clones are for that) but the file history access is more my area of interest.So far, not good. Catalina is the minimum system.
Is it an ASi, Universal binary or Intel app?So far, not good. Catalina is the minimum system. Waiting for Syno support. 1st respond happened 6h after the ticket was submited. I'm waiting atm.
I would say Universal as there is no separate installer only one. Atm I have no ASOC machine so can't say if its emulated via Rosseta or not, but considering that Drive was just recently migrated to support SOC, I wouldn't be surprised if that is the case here as well.Is it an ASi, Universal binary or Intel app?
I have another friend testing it as well, also 0 backups have passed. Still waiting on support to get back to me on this matter.Good that you're testing it.
Had a real flap on this morning, no NAS online!
My 1515+ had completely powered off. No response to a power button press, oh no!
So, I pulled all the drives, removed the cover, removed the 24 pin PSU connector from the board and attached a PSU tester to the plug.
The PSU powered up ok.
I plugged the connector back into the board and tried the power button again and the NAS powered right up!
WTH?
Nothing in the logs, apart from a dubious "a UPS was plugged in" at about 6 am this morning. Then a warning about booting up from an improper shutdown, when I restarted it.
What do you reckon guys? This is a replacement unit that already has the resistor fix, for the Atom clock gen bug.
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