- 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.
- 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.
- Now always shows your drive entries in the host db file if -s or --showedits used instead of only db file was edited during that run.
- Changed to show usage if invalid long option used instead of continuing.
- Changed to add drives' firmware version to the db files (to support data deduplication).
- See https://github.com/007revad/Synology_enable_Deduplication
- Changed to be able to edit existing drive entries in the db files to add the firmware version.
- Now supports editing db files that don't currently have any drives listed.
- Now finds your expansion units' model numbers and adds your drives to their db files.
- Now adds your M.2 drives to your M.2 PCI cards db files (M2Dxx and E10M20-T1 and future models)
Dave Russell