DSM7.1.1 installation system loopfor rs4021

[yyxida]

Using the following command to install the 7.1.1 system of rs4021 will enter a recovery loop, but the same command ds3622 does not have this issue.

./rploader.sh update ./rploader.sh fullupgrade [Set satamap and sn/mac] ./rploader.sh listmods 【xxxx】-7.1.1-42962 ./rploader.sh build 【xxxx】-7.1.1-42962

[pocopico]

Please download latest image and use the html builder instead

[yyxida]

Please download latest image and use the html builder instead

I need to set up a proxy to access resources on GitHub and cannot use HTML for settings. Sorry

[pocopico]

Once you boot at recovery, can you please provide the following by accessing the IP:7681 with user root and empty password

cat /var/log/linuxrc.syno.log cat /var/log/junior cat /exts/extlog.log

[yyxida]

Once you boot at recovery, can you please provide the following by accessing the IP:7681 with user root and empty password

cat /var/log/linuxrc.syno.log cat /var/log/junior cat /exts/extlog.log

This is the log that still enters recovery after uploading the pat file and installing it No files junior and extlog.log found log.txt Additionally, this is the complete log of the two boot attempts obtained through the serial port. I hope it can be helpful boot-log.log

Thank you

[pocopico]

You are using TCRP Friend right ? You have a kernel mismatch and that leads to root not matching junior. Select Tinycore Friend and let TCRP Friend boot.

[yyxida]

You are using TCRP Friend right ? You have a kernel mismatch and that leads to root not matching junior. Select Tinycore Friend and let TCRP Friend boot.

Sorry, I started directly using 'RedPill RS4021xs+7.1.1-42962 (SATA, Verbose)' because I am aware that I am using Sata virtual hard disk to boot. I will try using TCRP Friend boot tomorrow.

[yyxida]

You are using TCRP Friend right ? You have a kernel mismatch and that leads to root not matching junior. Select Tinycore Friend and let TCRP Friend boot.

Wow, I didn't even recompile, I just changed the startup options to be friendly and able to enter the system. How did he do it? Because I understand the meaning of satamap, I originally preferred to use the “sata boot ”option。Is there any difference between the option of 'friendly' and the original Sata or USB?

In addition, the MAC address setting seems to not work on the virtual network card (I don't have any extra physical network cards to test). If I don't modify the MAC address of the virtual network card to the MAC address in the configuration file, I won't be able to obtain the IP address when I turn on (the ifconfig command displays the MAC address set in the configuration file, but I can't obtain the IP through dhcp)，Later, I will test the physical network card and if it still doesn't work, I will open a new issue。

Thanks。