007revad/Synology_HDD_db
Synology HDD Db
This project is a collection of utility tools for expanding hardware compatibility on Synology NAS systems. It provides a drive compatibility tool to add unsupported HDDs, SSDs, and NVMe drives to the internal system database, alongside a hardware alert suppressor to hide notifications for non-certified memory and third-party disks.
The toolkit includes a storage unlocker specifically for enabling M.2 PCIe storage pools and volumes on unsupported hardware cards. It also features a RAM optimizer for adjusting maximum memory limits and optimizing reserved RAM for disk caches.
Additional capabilities cover storage performance optimization, such as configuring disk read priorities and enabling TRIM support to increase data throughput. The project also provides updates for hardware health monitoring tools to ensure newer third-party drive models report status correctly.
Features
- M.2 Storage Activation - Enables unofficial M.2 PCIe cards to create storage pools and volumes on non-native Synology hardware.
- Hardware Compatibility Database Tools - Provides a script to add unsupported HDDs, SSDs and NVMe drives to the internal Synology compatibility database.
- Hardware Compatibility Lists - Adds unsupported SATA, SAS, and NVMe drives to compatibility lists to remove hardware warnings.
- Unsupported Storage Pool Activation - Enables M.2 PCIe storage pools and volumes on unsupported hardware cards.
- Storage Configuration - Adds unsupported HDDs, SSDs, and NVMe drives to the internal compatibility database to remove hardware warning alerts.
- Driver Binary Patching - Modifies system binaries and driver configurations to enable support for unofficial M.2 PCIe storage cards.
- Hardware Compatibility Database Injection - Injects third-party hardware identifiers into internal system databases to bypass compatibility checks and hardware warnings.
- Non-Native Hardware Compatibility - Hides notifications for unsupported memory and disks to stop system warnings about third-party hardware.
- Storage Pool Activations - Enables unofficial M.2 PCIe cards to be used for creating storage pools and volumes on unsupported hardware.
- Hardware Warning Suppressions - Removes alerts and restrictions when using third-party HDDs, SSDs, or NVMe drives.
- Hardware Notification Suppressions - Intercepts and hides hardware notifications to prevent the operating system from triggering unsupported device warnings.
- Hardware Alert Suppressors - Hides system warnings and notifications for non-certified memory and third-party disks.
- Hardware Incompatibility Alert Management - Suppresses system notifications for third-party memory and disks to stop persistent hardware incompatibility warnings.
- Storage Throughput Optimizers - Modifies disk read priorities and TRIM settings through system configuration files to increase data throughput.
- SMART Health Monitoring - Installs specific hardware monitoring tools to enable SMART reporting for newer third-party drive models.
- System Performance Tuning - Optimizes disk read priorities, enables TRIM support, and adjusts memory limits to improve NAS data throughput.
- NAS Memory Optimizations - Provides utilities to adjust maximum memory limits and optimize reserved RAM for disk caches based on installed hardware.
- Kernel Parameter Tuning - Adjusts system parameters and reserved RAM allocations to optimize disk cache and memory limits.
- Disk and Memory Optimizers - Adjusts maximum memory limits and optimizes reserved RAM for disk caches.
- Hardware Health Monitoring - Installs health monitoring tools to support newer models of specific hardware brands.
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