@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ ### Options when running the script
There are optional flags you can use when running the script:
There are optional flags you can use when running the script:
* --showedits or -s to show you the changes it made to the Synology's compatible-drive database.
* --showedits or -s to show you the changes it made to the Synology's compatible-drive database.
* --noupdate or -n to prevent DSM updating the compatible drive databases.
* --noupdate or -n to prevent DSM updating the compatible drive databases. See note below.
* --m2 or -m to prevent processing M.2 drives.
* --m2 or -m to prevent processing M.2 drives.
* --force or -f to disable "support_disk_compatibility". This should only be needed if any of your drives weren't detected.
* --force or -f to disable "support_disk_compatibility". This should only be needed if any of your drives weren't detected.
* If you run the script without --force or -f it will re-eanble "support_disk_compatibility".
* If you run the script without --force or -f it will re-eanble "support_disk_compatibility".
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* If you run the script without --ram or -r it will re-eanble "support_memory_compatibility".
* If you run the script without --ram or -r it will re-eanble "support_memory_compatibility".
* --restore to undo all the changes the script has made.
* --restore to undo all the changes the script has made.
**Note** If you have some Synology drives and want to update their firmware run the script **without** --noupdate or -n, then do the drive database update from Storage Manager and finally run the script again with your preferred options.