I've been experiencing some minor problems with TeamViewer on my DS920+ that no one has been able to figure out (or even heard of).
It seems like a clean install of DSM will be the easiest way to solve my stubborn TeamViewer problems at this point.
Before proceeding with Reset Mode 2 and performing a wipe/reinstall of DSM, I wanted to see for myself that DSM has its own partition.
When I open Storage Manager and click on the Volumes tab, I only see Volume 1 (my data volume). I can't see another volume for DSM.
Question 1:
Why doesn't the DSM partition appear under Volumes? Is DMS's own volume always hidden and invisible to the user from the GUI? Is there essentially a Volume 0 that I can't see?
Is there any possibility that DSM ended up installed on my Data partition or is that absolutely impossible?
I'm slightly nervous about reinstalling DSM when I can't visually confirm that it has its own partition. I don't want to risk wiping out my data partition after doing Reset Mode 2 and reinstalling DSM.
Question 2:
Is it true that DSM is striped across all installed drives in a RAID 1 partition?
Wouldn't that mean that any single drive failure would cause a loss of the DSM partition as it would have no parity?
It seems like a clean install of DSM will be the easiest way to solve my stubborn TeamViewer problems at this point.
Before proceeding with Reset Mode 2 and performing a wipe/reinstall of DSM, I wanted to see for myself that DSM has its own partition.
When I open Storage Manager and click on the Volumes tab, I only see Volume 1 (my data volume). I can't see another volume for DSM.
Question 1:
Why doesn't the DSM partition appear under Volumes? Is DMS's own volume always hidden and invisible to the user from the GUI? Is there essentially a Volume 0 that I can't see?
Is there any possibility that DSM ended up installed on my Data partition or is that absolutely impossible?
I'm slightly nervous about reinstalling DSM when I can't visually confirm that it has its own partition. I don't want to risk wiping out my data partition after doing Reset Mode 2 and reinstalling DSM.
Question 2:
Is it true that DSM is striped across all installed drives in a RAID 1 partition?
Wouldn't that mean that any single drive failure would cause a loss of the DSM partition as it would have no parity?