There seems to be some confusion and could use some clarification regarding the platforms file with the include folder.
Why is the v1000 Platform labeled as Intel when the synology website only has v1000 listed for AMD Ryzen V1500B? AMD certainly isn't Intel, as they are two competing CPU Manufacturers.
Another question is why is it labeled as not a 64-bit platform when a check of my DS1621+ kernel shows it is an x86_64 platform? I SSH'd into my NAS and ran uname -m, which outputted x86_64. One thing I've learned over the years is only 64-bit systems will use kernels that say x86_64 or amd64, and others will be i686, arm64, armv7, etc so I'm confused about this.
Could this be cleared up as to why they are being listed as Intel and not as a 64-bit platform? If there is in fact something off, at least this could be brought to someone's attention, otherwise obviously I missed something and this is a non-issue, and I could use some explanation so I can learn more in the future.
There seems to be some confusion and could use some clarification regarding the platforms file with the include folder.
Why is the v1000 Platform labeled as Intel when the synology website only has v1000 listed for AMD Ryzen V1500B? AMD certainly isn't Intel, as they are two competing CPU Manufacturers.
https://www.synology.com/en-us/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/Compatibility_Peripherals/What_kind_of_CPU_does_my_NAS_have
Another question is why is it labeled as not a 64-bit platform when a check of my DS1621+ kernel shows it is an x86_64 platform? I SSH'd into my NAS and ran
uname -m, which outputtedx86_64. One thing I've learned over the years is only 64-bit systems will use kernels that say x86_64 or amd64, and others will be i686, arm64, armv7, etc so I'm confused about this.Could this be cleared up as to why they are being listed as Intel and not as a 64-bit platform? If there is in fact something off, at least this could be brought to someone's attention, otherwise obviously I missed something and this is a non-issue, and I could use some explanation so I can learn more in the future.