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Viewed times. Exiting twl12xx driver You're using a guide that is not intended for Device Tree or Open Firmware; the author is probably xcentric. Your driver as written is not DT-ready, e. There are numerous platform drivers in the kernel to use as examples. Also see stackoverflow. Possible duplicate of Driver code in kernel module doesn't execute?
Nowadays, unified device properties among the other features allows to write drivers disregard who is the resource provider. So, don't blame architecture, blame developers, who make XYZ-centric code. Add a comment. Also it shouldn't be necessary to deploy third party tools to solve this, and windows shouldn't be fixated on using the incompatible sys file with the compatible one being readily available.
No idea why windows is even using files from the system folder when the folder for the driver is manually selected. I hope this way too long tale is at least helpful for other people running into the problem. As I said, I can't post the driver package as it is not available for download, but I guess there is no harm in posting the inf:. The driver package contains a 32bit and a 64bit folder. Both contain multiple infs.
The inf files are identical for 32 and 64 bit, only the sys files differ. I don't know much about the internal workings of windows drivers, but how is windows supposed to pick the correct inf if both are the same? Assuming the reference to the sys file is relative from the inf file, it can't even find the 64bit sys if it picked the inf in the 32bit folder, correct? As for the question if the driver is for Win it's not in the specs, but the vendor assured me it is compatible.
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Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows 10 General. Sign in to vote. Instead, there are random zips flying around. Nothing against you your help with docker is amazing! However, soon we will not be able to help with issues as some of them stem from people running a modified version grabbed from an attachment After using the 7. Anyone experiencing the same?
The only thing left is the pesky message that the disk needs attention, does anyone have a solution for that? It should be working with the new release today [will be posted on GH soon after we finish all posts].
That is perfectly normal when compiling modules against kernel sources which weren't compiled in that directory. In essence, it means that the kernel cannot determine dependencies between multiple modules which is important for e.
Fixed in today's release - that warning is actually an old GCC artifact but we worked around it with a slightly different syntax. I am trying to test the loader on my current hardware and I am stuck to a stupid step : my system didn't find the USB key to boot on it.
With the previous setup Jun's loader with xs model, 6. What about the serial number and the mac address you put in you grub. Are they mandatory for the install? I know that the serial number is necessary for DS Video to use hardward transcoding, but what about the mac address? You should not edit the grub config manually. You need to put it as a disk image, not an ISO image. These are quite different - that's one.
Second you have a syntax error somewhewre but the forum replaced bunch of characters. You need to post in a code block tag so the forum doesn't replace anything.
What CPU do you have? If it just hard-reboots it means the CPU just crashed, which usually means that it doesn't support some instructions. Here's a howto:. Before you do that you should check the disk with diskutil list to get the number and unmount all existing partitions using diskutil unmount not eject from the Finder. This is actually posted in the research repo. However, we strongly advise against manually tinkering with the rd.
Pay attention to the module dependencies run modinfo xxx. Not all modules have dependencies, but some do. It's better to compile modules against synology's source published on sourceforge as they modify structs. Building against vanilla kernel sources may have catastrophic consequences , especially if you're trying to build some driver.
You can also start telnetd at boot to help troubleshoot sata port errors or anything that even fails to start installation. We're working on a solution for drivers. This is currently what's stopping us from formally calling it a beta. System was hanging-up every few hours. After that I've tried DSxs loader. DSM 7. Everything is working great except moments. Go figure If you search for "MOVBE intel cpu" you will find many topics not related to xpenology as this is a much bigger problem.
Did you try updating the BIOS? It happens on a real hardware as well A nice fix We will add this to the main loader generator. Opts: null [ Opts: null. These errors are normal. If you look at them just below it the array is mounted. It jus first tries one thing, failes, and then tries another thing and succeeds. Sep 7 install. I had a couple more odd reboots of my system this morning.
They always seem to occur shortly after a reboot. I'd restarted the system after updating firmware on the iLO card in my system, and the server rebooted almost immediately after it had booted into DSM I think it managed about 3 minutes uptime , then rebooted again shortly afterwards.
Are you sure your RAM is ok? Are you running ECC there? Check the iLO log as well. Try disabling HPET as well. Is this a problem? Likewise, running 'ifconfig' from the cli reports two interfaces with the same MAC address. I know that an OSI 7-layer network stack shouldn't have an issue with multiple interfaces on a system having the same MAC address it's standard on Sun machines, for example , but will DSM complain about this?
Next time I rebuild the boot stick I'll be sure to declare both interfaces, but am just curious for now. You should define both. DSM is All of them should be accounted for with different MAC addresses. Does anyone have any tips to get past this point? Correct, this table still applies.
This is due to how syno builds their kernels and how Intel artificially limits instruction sets on some CPUs [fun fact, some older Xeons have the MOVBE in the microcode but it's disabled]. I can even upgrade from 6. So I used fdisk on the image to set the first partition "active", so it can actually boot on legacy systems.
Syno kernel doesn't support VGA output so as soon as the grub passes the control to the kernel nothing is passed to the GPU. Yeah it's annoying that the kernel doesn't print any console output tot the iLO console either. It just sits there and reboots all the time. If you boot with ttyS0 iLO should be able to access that port. When you log in to the iLO using ssh use the same credentials as for the web there's a virtual serial port emulator vsp command IIRC from memory.
Connect to it before booting and you should start seeing messages right after the screen says "Booting the kernel". I updated my synology, but I still can't change the serial number to a valid one, who can tell me where else to change it? I've now build the redpill. Now using the redpill. Do not use strip on kernel modules - there are many problems with that. Some options will strip e.
Oh, that's cool, didn't realise that! Yes, the built-in card was broken only for a short while. We didn't test if v7 removed it again hopefully not. Editing the grub. You need to use SATA boot. That would be great. If you can confirmed the internal NIC isn't supported any longer, then perhaps you can share your card with us.
I guess it's a small price to pay to have the latest DSM working. It's a HP product but it's cheap and readily available even new. After you build the loader the correct PAT file will be in the "cache" folder. You don't need to download it manually from syno. We will like to but we don't have permissions to edit old posts Who should we contact on the form regarding that?
I hope not to affect to xpenology newer versions, but my current experience with 7. It consumes too many resources and does not detect any face after hours.
There are nasty bugs in it unrelated to xpenology. I made some progress with the spontaneous reboots I've been seeing since migrating to 6. That smells like an ancient docker version in the DSM itself It may be the case again.
You can't get them - syno didn't publish them yet No, the laptop doesn't have serial console HP Elitebook G2. I will try to find a way to attach a serial console in some way. Thank you. Feel free to PM me here or on chat. This post contains responses to questions from mid-page 47 only and was split due to forum's limitations.
To see release updates jump to a post on the bottom of page We cannot stop you of course but you should know it's like playing with fire over a tank of gasoline. Let us explain. Syno, despite the version number attached in the kernel, modifies source heavily.
So their 4. They back port a lot of things, they break the ABI by modifying structs in the middle etc Building a module against them and loading it is like playing a russian roulette - it may work sometimes but you never know what's going to happen tomorrow.
This is especially crazy if you try to build your HBA driver i. If you wanna play with something not important like network card and you check the kernel source for that module in the previous syno GPL releases and confirm it wasn't modified you can try. But again, this is a very risky endeavour. Once you have it installed there will be no need to fake it again as md raid devices are discovered and mounted during boot and are not related to the loader. Anyway you may relink using the same commands.
Again, wait for developers to release a final version before installing on your production systems. This is an old hack which should never be used for v7. This hack is a very very very bad idea on v7. There are some new self-destruction routines which check that. This MUST be done through the kernel. You can ignore all warnings we made but please, don't ignore this one.
Anybody has a step by step tutorial? Found it very clear instructions. The link you posted is actually a quite good summary for macOS. Are there any other specific BIOS settings that could be causing the continual failure and could be worth changing? This particular desktop machine that I am using as a test bed doesn't have anything installed already so I am trying to do a brand new clean install using the DSM 7. I will wipe the partition on the HDD so it looks like a new disk and try again.
Also, 7. Check the log over serial console. For the PAT they're always left in cache folder so you don't need to re-download them from syno. They'll do it sometimes but it'll take some and usually a quite long time They ignore GPL left and right.
They recently posted sources for v There's a question posted on their forum on SF and they're not responding. Faces detection isn't working as it requires a REAL serial number or someone to patch the new binary, this is outside of the scope of the loader.
Using putty I am able to telnet to the diskstation and I am prompted for a username and password. Login is always root:[empty password] for preboot environment. Later on when the system boots this obviously doesn't work for security reasons. Also the tg3. The format of packing depends on the version. Check dsm-research repo under ramdisk document as syno broke the kernel.
In general, the rd. Synoboot devices are not required after install, until you want to do an upgrade. The loader storage is always modified by an upgrade. I realize that is getting ahead of things with regard to RedPill, but that's how it works.
As we mentioned above FixSynoboot is not part of the RP for a good reason. Synoboot is actually being checked in v7 after DSM is booted. Found a bug, when I run the integrated benchmark tool on any disk, from Storage Manager, the raid array is corrupted. The benchmark never finishes and when I stop it, the array will resync.
You should not edit these files by hand Small correction: RedPill supports it from the beginning - it is described in the documentation in the redpill-load repository. Again, this is also supported and documented. I think 24 is the practical maximum. Since there's only 26 letters you can only use 26 disks.
However DSM interprets that value is beyond me. With Jun's loader on DSM 6. These new settings on 7. This is related to the Map parameters. Jun's loader used a hack to "hide" the loader image - RP doesn't need it. You need to configure mapping properly.
This is a good description on how it works:. AFAIK, the valid mac is just needed to be input to the grub, but the actual hardware mac dose not matter, can you confirm? That's why it must match. If you're using proxmox however you can put that MAC in the virtual network interface on proxmox and that way you will have a matching boot setting with the actual card MAC.
Regenerate loader image. It is corrupted according to the last error message. Keep in mind we don't support 7. While these errors don't look fatal having a broken filesystem is another complication which may cause problems and FAT is very prone to being damaged Haha, nice to see an admin here.
It's just 55 pages. Right after that, the system is supposed to extract the ramdisk. The issue can be that you have a big or corrupted rd. I noticed that only the uncompressed image gets extracted successfully on some systems for some reason.
There's a detailed description of the problem in the ramdisk document in dsm-research repository. TL;DR: syno broke the kernel routines for decompression This is the reason why we advise against using versions needing editing of the image by hand. This way we can offload this thread from module requests. We deliberately didn't do this as we explained before in this thread.
Current release is intended for developers and should not be used by regular users which aren't able to run a bash script. We will provide a precompiled modules when very soon at this point ; the project reaches at least a beta state. The overwhelming number of posts in this thread are from people who downloaded a random image and started modifying configs inside it without even reading the documentation. When we ask for any logs there's usually silence which doesn't help us solve the underlying issue.
This is a debug message which is very helpful if a kernel panic happens right after "synobios: unload". I'm a satisfied user, but I was thinking of trying DMS 7.
No, this isn't any official build. If you want to try playing with it you should use the official loader builder with or without haydibe docker. However, keep in mind that as of right now the loader is still in the alpha stage however, beta will be coming soon with precompiled binaries of the module. Sharing full loader images is something which will get people into troubles as we explained before.
Let's say I share the reservation that things might become ugly to maintain and new problems might be introduced. I must admit I am not realy keen to spend time on research about what would needed to be done. Personaly I prefer to wait for the official redpill implementation as well.
This is exactly the message we're trying to send - there are hacks, we can load custom drivers, we do that on dev machines, we also do other weird things like restoring snapshots with memory and taking them mid-load or using hardware breakpoints It's like playing with fire.
Well, the kernel is gonna boot with a partial ramdisk and everything will start collapsing with random errors. This is a nightmare to debug We're all for PRs and other contributions. We will definitely incorporate the improvement from posts here e. Your docker image is always nicely documented and robust contributing to a great value here. There are very good reasons why we're not sharing complete images and why we spend many many many hours developing the generator.
The RP started in a different thread, its code was shared in different GH repos, the initial work wasn't done by us Full loader images contain way more than the GPL kernel. They contain syno's proprietary and copyrighted binaries. Distributing them is We don't mind if someone publishes a modified version. It's just that it's incredibly hard for us to support modifications which are published as binaries with no instructions, a PR, and directly contradict the process we develop for building images.
We love contributions, we run RP as an open-source initiative for a reason! We only try to limit confussion of less experienced folks. It would be a nice update from my baremetal jun's DSM6. We're thinking about looking at one of the nvidia-based ones as they support both nvidia and intel quick sync.
This is one of our big things - with AMD being so affordable and so powerful now
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