Hey ya'll, I'm interested in adding some security cameras into my place talking to my Xpenology install on a Q1900, could anyone suggest some affordable options which are compatible and easy to deploy (I'm guessing they'd be poe?) See Synology's original website Just be aware that the J1900 is not a powerful processor and it might not handle all the camera streams you want. Thanks, yeah I'm not looking for anything too extreme, just wanna keep an eye on my apartment when not home, maybe a secondary one to watch package deliveries at most, I'll look over the list, if anyone has a first hand recommendation feel free to convey. Hey ya'll, I'm interested in adding some security cameras into my place talking to my Xpenology install on a Q1900, could anyone suggest some affordable options which are compatible and easy to deploy (I'm guessing they'd be poe?) See Synology's original website Just be aware that the J1900 is not a powerful processor and it might not handle all the camera streams you want.

Thanks, yeah I'm not looking for anything too extreme, just wanna keep an eye on my apartment when not home, maybe a secondary one to watch package deliveries at most, I'll look over the list, if anyone has a first hand recommendation feel free to convey I got rid of Syno cams and replaced them with a Blink for Home system. They're just awesome for the average Joe in need for a basic but smart camera security system. They're so cool that I put them anywhere without pulling wires and the battery lasts for 1 year at least. I basically got them almost 1 year ago and they don't seem to be 1/4 depleted. Just that they don't record all the time, but when they see movement, and only in 60 sec movies, followed by a min 5sec wait time, but as I said, enough for the average Joe.

Check them on Amazon too. I got rid of Syno cams and replaced them with a Blink for Home system.

They're just awesome for the average Joe in need for a basic but smart camera security system. Oh cool, so do they just upload their footage to the cloud or do they have internal storage you can access too?

Yeah, currently all recordings are in their (free) cloud. They announced the feature to add local USB storage to the sync module a year ago but didn't really know if they added it. I never needed it and never tried it, but seems that it's still not implemented Still, if you think twice, it has a good logic to not care if somebody breaks in and steals your whole system to cover their tracks. The recordings are safe Anyhow, I have about 5-6 friends and colleagues owning Blinks and they're extremely satisfied with what it does and how it does it! I tried to install 6.1 with jun's alpha bootloader with no luck. After restart no lan working.

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Anyone knows how to solve it? EDIT: I put an Intel lan card and now I have IP address. Finally the machine booted but there is an error with SATA disks but all of them showed up (4 disks) and the data is there and all working ok, except some file/s that I had in my home but I can't remember which ones. I know that because the custom wallpaper I had is missing. So, waiting for a new bootloader that has realtek lan drivers in it and shows no error about data disks. Hey ya'll, I'm interested in adding some security cameras into my place talking to my Xpenology install on a Q1900, could anyone suggest some affordable options which are compatible and easy to deploy (I'm guessing they'd be poe?) it really depends on your needs. I'm running: TV-IP862IC WVC210 Both of these are running smooth.

Web cameras are still super expensive unless you want just basic functionality. I researched it for weeks and TP-Link one was my choice for under $200.

The only crappy part about it is that it has shitty movement - if you click to move it it will swing instead of making a small movement. Otherwise it works fine. WVC210 is just wayy too old, but thats what I had available for $0. I dont know about Chinese cameras - they are too sketchy for me personally. There are tons under 100$, but I dont believe any of them are officially supported by Synology.

Anything official(dlink and co) under $100 is too basic and definitely has a lot of drawbacks. Hello, I'm currently running DSM 5.2-5644 Update 5 on my Q1900-ITX Motherboard as a bare metal setup. 4 Sata Hard drives are installed. My Lan card is the built-in one in my syslinux.cfg file I've added the following append line based on this forum: APPEND root=/dev/md0 ihdnum=0 netifnum=4 synohwversion=DS3615xs sn= mac1= vid=0x0BDA pid=0x0109 loglevel=0 vga=0x305 rmmod=r8169 insmod=r8168 this was done following forum guidelines (thanks to everybody) so I do not really understand everything If I remember well vid and pid were added to avoid automount for usb stick. Rmmode and insmod were added because the orginal driver was buggy Now I plan to upgrade my Nas to DSM V6 and I'm a little worry because I can't backup everything I do not have enough space. What version of DSM shall I use?

- What version of Loader shall I use? Jun V1,01 or 1.02 or anotherone - Shall I set SATAPortMap to 22 or something else or everything will be done automatically? - What about the insmod and rmmod settings in the append command line of the syslinux.cfg? Thanks a lot in advance for you advices. I have the ASRock N3150-ITX and it's working ok.

There is no mSATA, there is only a Mini PCI Express, but that can only be used for a wifi module. Using it with a sata board will cancel two sata ports on the board. Use the normal sata ports and add an extra PCIE card for additional sata ports, i currently have a 2xsata card and am looking to replace it with a 4xsata board. LE: I think the same goes for Asrock Q1900-ITX/Q1900DC-ITX regarding the mSata port. Do you recall what model of sata board you used with the mini PCI express slot on the ASRock N3150-ITX?

I realize it will disable some ports but that isn't a issue for me - main thing I am concerned with is adding solid state storage connected to that port.

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