v3.2.66
- Updated so E10M20-T1, M2D20 and M2D18 now work in models that use device tree and are using DSM 7.2 Update 2, Update 3, 7.2.1 and 7.2.1 Update 1.
- Fixed bug where memory was shown in MB but with GB unit.
- Removed -i, --immutable option.
v3.1.64
- Added -e --email option to disable coloured output to make task scheduler emails easier to read.
- Bug fix for script not updating itself if .sh file had been renamed.
- Bug fix for missing executable permissions if .sh file had been renamed.
- Bug fix to prevent update loop if script's .tar.gz file already exists in /tmp.
- Bug fix to prevent update failing if script's temp folder already exists in /tmp.
- Now only copies CHANGES.txt to script location if script is located on a volume, to prevent putting CHANGES.txt on system partition (/usr/bin, /usr/sbin, /root etc.)
v3.1.57
- Added enabling E10M20-T1, M2D20 and M2D18 for DS1821+, DS1621+ and DS1520+.
- Fixed enabling E10M20-T1, M2D20 and M2D18 cards in models that don't officially support them.
- Fixed bugs where the calculated amount of installed memory could be incorrect:
- If last memory socket was empty an invalid unit of bytes could be used. Issue #106
- When dmidecode returned MB for one ram module and GB for another ram module. Issue #107
- Now enables any installed Synology M.2 PCIe cards for models that don't officially support them.
- You can use a M2D20, M2D18, M2D17 or E10M20-T1 on any model with a PCIe slot (not Mini PCIe).
- Added -i, --immutable option to enable immutable snapshots on models older than '20 series running DSM 7.2.
v2.3.49
- Fixed HDD/SSD firmware versions always being 4 characters long (for DSM 7.2 and 6.2.4 Update 7).
- Fixed detecting amount of installed memory (for DSM 7.2 which now reports GB instead of MB).
- Fixed USB drives sometimes being detected as internal drives (for DSM 7.2).
- Fixed error if /run/synostorage/disks/nvme0n1/m2_pool_support doesn't exist yet (for DSM 7.2).
- Fixed drive db update still being disabled in /etc/synoinfo.conf after script run without -n or --noupdate option.
- Fixed drive db update still being disabled in /etc/synoinfo.conf after script run with --restore option.
- Fixed permissions on restored files being incorrect after script run with --restore option.
- Fixed permissions on backup files.
- Now skips checking the amount of installed memory in DSM 6 (because it was never working).
- Now the script reloads itself after updating.
- Added "You may need to reboot" message when NVMe drives were detected.
- Added --autoupdate=[age] option to auto update synology_hdd_db x days after new version released.
- Autoupdate logs update success or errors to DSM system log.
- Added -w, --wdda option to disable WDDA.
- Now the script reloads itself after updating.
- Added --autoupdate=[age] option to auto update synology_hdd_db x days after new version released.
- Autoupdate logs update success or errors to DSM system log.
- Added -w, --wdda option to disable WDDA.
- Added --restore info to --help
- Updated restore option to download the latest db files from Synology
- Now warns you if you try to run it in sh with "sh scriptname.sh"
- Fixed DSM 6 bug where the drives were being duplicated in the .db files each time the script was run.
- Fixed DSM 6 bug where the .db files were being duplicated as .dbr each time the db files were edited.
- Fixed DSM 6 bug where the drives were being duplicated in the .db files each time the script was run.
- Fixed DSM 6 bug where the .db files were being duplicated as .dbr each time the db files were edited.
- Fixed bug where expansion units ending in RP or II were not detected.
- Added a --restore option to undo all changes made by the script.
- Now looks for and edits both v7 and non-v7 db files to solve issue #11 for RS '21 models running DSM 6.2.4. This will also ensure the script still works if:
- Synology append different numbers to the db file names in DSM 8 etc.
- The detected NAS model name does not match the .db files' model name.
- Now backs up the .db.new files (as well as the .db files).
- Now shows max memory in GB instead of MB.
- Now shows status of "Support disk compatibility" setting even if it wasn't changed.
- Now shows status of "Support memory compatibility" setting even if it wasn't changed.
Dave Russell