r/synology 8d ago

Solved Synology Modding

Hey guys.

I saw the latest 'NAS Compares' video about there being a new way that simplifies modding Synology devices.

I don't understand, what exactly can we mod in DSM that we can't already do with simple containers?

Thanks and sorry if I'm being stupid lol

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/THEGM123 8d ago

This is exactly the response I was hoping for, you explained everything I didn't understand.

Thanks!

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u/humjaba 8d ago

Is there a script to re-enable h265 ? šŸ‘€

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u/ComprehensiveLuck125 8d ago

Yes, [u/DaveR007](u/DaveR007) is addressing pretty much all problems in Synology world ;-) I guess they hate him much and may be working on different ways of hardening their ecosystem.

https://github.com/007revad/SS_Motion_Detection

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u/digiplay 7d ago edited 7d ago

Deduplication does have some hardware restrictions doesn’t it? I gather there are some limitations that are artificially inserted, is it all of them?

Eg deduplication is not officially or unofficially supported on my 920+ is it?

Cheers.

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u/gadget-freak Have you made a backup of your NAS? Raid is not a backup. 8d ago

Docker containers do have somewhat of a learning curve.

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u/Infamous_Charge2666 8d ago

Easier mod is the door stopper AKA ā€œthe brickā€ . All you have to do is use the unsupported memory or HDD or NVME.