- #6.0.1 note 4 bootloader install#
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Write down the info somewhere as we will need it later.Ĥ - Now launch OSFMount. Use the link I provided earlier to check your USB drive VID/PID. It will just make your life easier.ģ - Now go to your workstation/PC, plug a new USB drive (or the old one if you really don’t have any spare USB drives). I recommend you put this USB drive aside in case migration to DSM 6.1 doesn’t go as expected and you need to revert to DSM 5.2. It will make your life easier.Ģ - Turn off your NAS and unplug the USB drive you are currently using with DSM 5.2.
#6.0.1 note 4 bootloader update#
I wont do it.ĭO NOT UPDATE DSM BEYOND VERSION 6.1.7 with loader v1.02b.ġ - BACKUP your data and save your configuration prior any attempts to migrate from DMS 5.2 to DSM 6.1. If they are not there you will have to compile your own modules/firmwares or use the custom ramdisk provided above.
#6.0.1 note 4 bootloader drivers#
If it is fundamental for you to have a NAS operating as quick as possible I recommend you look at the included drivers very carefully at the bottom of this tutorial before attempting an upgrade. Please note that this loader has a limited amount of modules (drivers) included. I wont be held responsible for any loss of data or black smokes that may result in the use of this loader. If you prefer using Jun's Grub Boot Menu configuration method, simply skip Point 4, read Note 4 instead and pick up at Point 5. This is not strictly necessary as Jun has made it possible to configure what needs to be modified via the Grub Boot Menu. OSFMount to modify the grub.cfg file within the loader's image and if necessary to replace the extra.lzma ramdisk with the custom one. Check with your MoBo manufacturer for exact nomenclature. Usually the first port is described as SATA0 on motherboards.
#6.0.1 note 4 bootloader install#
If you are doing a fresh install make sure your drives are plugged in direct succession starting from the 1st SATA port. If you a have question specific to the custom ramdisk please post it in the topic of IG-88, not here. If you chose to use this ramdisk, you will need to replace (or rename, so you can revert) the default extra.lzma ramdisk from Jun's loader with this one. I do not warranty they all work but I think most do. Credits go to compiling the modules against the latest DSM 6.1.3 source code. This custom ramdisk contains additional and updated modules & firmwares. I am just providing it for those who are having issues with network detection or unrecognised HDD controllers. This ramdisk is optional and should only be used if the default ramdisk included in the loader is not detecting your hardware. Try looking in the bios configuration and play around. I am unsure for other motherboards brands therefore if you have an AMD machine that is not an HP you might be out of luck. The C1E function in the bios (in some HP machines) needs to be deactivated. For AMD CPUs Jun has stated that the loader needs some work but it has been reported by many users using HP machines that it actually works. If that is your case then use loader rebuilt image which is MBR based. This is a hybrid UEFI/BIOS loader so it should work in most machines which are capable or reading GUID partition table (GPT). For older machines that can only read MBR the above loader will simply not boot. Jun's official v1.02b loader ( mirror).
#6.0.1 note 4 bootloader download#
Download the ".pat" file not the ".pat.md5" Chose the one you need: DS3615sx or DS3617sx or DS916+. A good text editor: Notepad++ I really don't recommend using Windows's Notepad Not that this is necessary but use preferably a brand name (Kingston, SanDisk.) A 4GB (or any size really) USB drive (flash drive) to install the loader. Win32 Disk Imager to make a bootable USB drive If you are doing a fresh install of DSM 6.1 then carry on with the tutorial and omit references to DSM 5.2. If you are currently using DSM 5.1 or below first update to DSM 5.2.
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