Have you had your drive(s) for a while? Could be WDDA throwing up the warning. See this video if you haven’t already https://youtu.be/jx4i64uqsIA?si=BbV1GGCL6GRJ3VM8

or this article too https://nascompares.com/answer/understanding-wdda-warning-on-wd-drives-should-you-replace-your-nas-drives/#What_is_WDDA

What kind of drive is it? There’s a chance the alert could be legitimate.

This is incredibly useful! Looking forward to the release!

thanks for this! it worked. and come to think of it, i remember having to do something similar to refresh the ip on a raspberry pi a while back

this didn’t work for me unfortunately, it had ended up going back to the same ip it had

“Known to collect” is going to be vastly different from what’s actually being collected. It’s more realistically just serving ads, getting some crash/error reporting. But because it’s all under Google, it’s going to show up as Google. DDG/other blockers won’t know the difference.

I believe this is from enabling colorful mode inside Theme Management in Settings

Edit: on second thought, that wasn’t it

Oh, happy days!

My hope is that if I initialize NAS with just the SSD first, it’d have the smallest drive number, so DSM would just start off that. And maybe get some more performance if other apps/containers also ran off the SSD.

was that Brave browser or search engine? never fully understood from the article

Thank you for this. That’s helpful to know that if the SSD fails, the NAS wouldn’t stop. More interested in trying this out now 🤞

surprised it hasn’t happened already

Oh I understand. I’m trying to do something different. I want to install just one SSD, do the initial set up so DSM (and any future apps) would live on it. Then in the other 3 bays I’d add the HDDs as a second volume. A potential downside to doing this would be that if the SSD fails, the NAS would fail entirely. But I don’t know enough about DSM to know if that’s the case.

That’s great to hear, thank you! Now I’m wondering if I should do 2 SSD and 2 HDD or 1 SSD and 3 HDD like I originally thought.

whoa bummed to hear that. Which box did you have in mind?

Honestly not that much. It seems pretty lightweight. It has it’s own measurement of battery usage (can’t say how accurate it is but still better than nothing perhaps?) and on the tablet it has consumed around 9mAh, which I guess isn’t too crazy.

I’ve been using AdGuard on my phone (OnePlus 6T) and tablet (Tab S7 FE) for quite some time now. Neither device is rooted. I got AdGuard lifetime license on sale from StackSocial a while back. The app isn’t on the Play Store (if you look for it, you will instead find an extension for the Samsung browser or something). They have you download the .apk from their site, and then you can set up the blocking how you prefer. It works by setting up a local VPN. I think there’s other ways to use it but I didn’t feel the need to tweak further. Because it acts like a VPN, all app traffic flows through it so ads are blocked pretty much system-wide. Browsers, social media apps etc. Honestly I’d highly recommend it.

incredibly useful app for macOS

LFG!!

Yes