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AuxXxilium / arc

Arc is a customized Redpill Loader for DSM 7.x (Xpenology) with enhanced Hardwaresupport, Addons, guided (semi-automated) Installation and more. Multiple customization options are built-in. It is modified to run on different Hardware (Wiki for more Informations). Commercial use is not permitted and strictly forbidden!
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Possibility to upload a .pat file permanently #969

Closed extern-int closed 7 months ago

extern-int commented 7 months ago

When I make any changes to the settings I have to build a loader. This requires either downloading the pat file again or uploading it again (unfortunately, after a restart the content of /tmp/upload disappears). it would be much more convenient for testing if I could upload the pat file to some permanent location. The ability to control the default upload path is enough.

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AuxXxilium commented 7 months ago

why use .pat file? and no because the .pat is to big, to store it inside the loader image. only ramdisk is possible.

extern-int commented 7 months ago

Sorry, maybe I don't understand something, I'm a beginner. Each time I change the loader configuration, I am forced to upload a pat file (in offline mode) or allow the loader to download something from the synology website. If there is an alternative, I would like to know.

The loader is on my virtual disk where I can have as much space as I want. I can upload the file to, for example, /mnt/p3, but the loader will still expect the file in /tmp/upload.

The problem for me is the constant uploading of this file after each configuration change, I would also like to avoid constantly downloading something from synology servers.

AuxXxilium commented 7 months ago

you don't have to upload anything, this is only needed if your network/dns block connection to github. switch to online mode and everything will work. offline mode is for ppl who don't have an internet connection on their nas. best you read wiki and understand what is written.

AuxXxilium commented 7 months ago

the loader isn't downloading from syno, it is only checking for latest version and downloading about 12mb from my github. so i don't know why you use offline mode!

AuxXxilium commented 7 months ago

and no we don't have enough space on loader disk to save a .pat file permanantly!!!