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DS1821+ E10M20-T1 PCIe card not recognised #334
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You need https://github.com/007revad/Synology_enable_M2_card to make the DS1821+ support the E10M20-T1 You'll then need to run syno_hdd_db again (if it's not already scheduled to run at boot) so it can find and add the NVMe drives in the E10M20-T1 to the E10M20-T1's compatible drives database. FYI NVMe drives in the E10M20-T1 run twice as fast as the same drives in the internal M.2 slots. |
Many thanks for that, all working as expected now. Interesting about the speed of the M.2 slots, as a result I've switched the caching around to make use of the faster PCIe card. For information the first time I ran the script was from a scheduled task within the NAS, the eMail confirmation mentioned about downloading dtc. I subsequently ran it from SSH and manually confirmed the download of dtc. I take it dtc is only needed on first run of the script, are there any updates that I need to be looking out for? Just wondered your views about automatically downloading dtc (via an option) within the script?
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I did automate downloading dtc in syno_hdd_db. I'll have a look at what's different between syno_hdd_db and syno_enable_m2_card. They both should behave the same way as far as installing dtc is concerned. If dtc is needed and not already installed the script should:
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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Your script does in deed do what you've indicated, however the first time I ran it was from the NAS, unattended. I didn't appreciate that it required user input, asking if dtc needed to be downloaded. I subsequently ran it from an SSH session and answered the question, which downloaded dtc and ran successfully. I was eluding to, in order to run fully unattended from the NAS there should perhaps be an option to automatically download dtc? |
The script only needs to download dtc if the included dtc or bin/dtc are in the same directory as syno_hdd_db.sh From the readme.md Required filesThe following files from the downloaded zip file must be in the same folder:
Previously the script used to automatically download dtc if needed, but someone had security concerns about the script downloading a binary file without asking. But making the script ask for permission before downloading prevented the script being scheduled to run unattended. To satisfy security concerns and running as a scheduled task I changed the script so the --autoupdate option would behave as if the user had answered yes. Unfortunately I was unable to detect if the script was running from a scheduled task so using the --autoupdate option seemed like the best solution. |
I've had to migrate from a DS1823xs+ to a DS1821+ due to overheating issues, which is another story!!
Anyway I'm using the same setup as the DS1823xs+ i.e. E10M20-T1 PCIe card, which shows up in the Info Center, however both the network port and M2 drives don't show up either in network settings or storage manager.
Am guessing it's either incorrectly using some settings left over from the migration, or the card isn't defined for the DS1821+
I've attached the output from your script for your information.
Your help would be appreciated.
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