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00:00:00 – 00:11:59
The video demonstrates the process of installing Synology DSM as a powerful NAS operating system on a PC using an Arc loader from a GitHub Repository. Viewers are guided on creating a bootable USB, configuring the loader, and setting up a Synology NAS. The emphasis is on selecting appropriate options, troubleshooting, and the importance of correct configuration for existing and fresh installations. It is noted that this setup lacks official support and is recommended for testing or backups. The video concludes with setting up the initial configuration, skipping services for official hardware, and verifying hard drives via the Storage Manager.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces Synology DSM as a powerful NAS operating system and explains how to install it on a PC using the Arc loader from a GitHub Repository. Viewers are guided on downloading Rufus utility, burning the loader onto a USB stick to create a bootable USB, and configuring the loader using a GUI interface to fake hardware into Synology hardware. Emphasis is placed on using a fast USB to avoid kernel panic issues. The process involves downloading the loader file, burning it onto the USB stick with Rufus, and configuring it before booting the PC. The presenter covers selecting the appropriate file format, running Rufus as an admin, and burning the loader onto the USB drive. Personal engagement is encouraged with a call to action for likes, subscriptions, and notifications for future smart home automation content.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the person demonstrates how to create a Synology NAS using a USB drive on a PC. They show the steps to boot the PC using the USB, adjust boot sequence settings, and set up the loader. It is highlighted that a wired network connection is necessary. The process involves configuring the loader, choosing the model and DSM version, selecting serial and MAC options, and deciding on loader addons. The viewer is guided to navigate the loader menu using the IP address provided and port 7681. The focus is on completing basic setup steps for the NAS.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker guides viewers through selecting addons and options for configuring a Synology NAS. They advise users to carefully follow the steps displayed on the screen, such as selecting Option 1 for configuration summary and building the process. The speaker demonstrates how to navigate through Loader mode selection and provides details about various troubleshooting options available. Additionally, they show how to access the DSM web interface using the assigned IP address and port number. The speaker also discusses migration options for existing installations and fresh installs, emphasizing the importance of selecting the correct options based on the specific scenario.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the user is guiding viewers through the installation process of DSM on a PC, emphasizing that this setup is not official Synology hardware and thus lacks support. They recommend using it for testing or backups only. The user then shows the steps for initial setup, including naming the NAS, creating an admin account, and configuring update settings. The video also mentions skipping services that require official Synology hardware and concludes by highlighting the importance of verifying hard drives via Storage Manager.