Dave Russell

Try this debug verion: [syno_hdd_debug.zip](https://github.com/007revad/Synology_HDD_db/files/14517288/syno_hdd_debug.zip) You'll need to run it via SSH. 1. Disable the syno_hdd_db schedule. 2. Reboot and check that the WD Black NVMe drive shows up in...

@BobbyPancakes Have you tried running syno_hdd_db with the -n option? If that doesn't solve it can you disable your syno_hdd_db schedule, if you have it scheduled. Then reboot and see...

@morphias2004 > I'll give the debug script a go later this week to help continue with coming up with a permanent solution. Did you manage to find a solution?

I've never seen that before. But I've never looked for it before either. I just checked /var/log/messages for my DS1821+ DSM 7.2-64570-2 and it doesn't have nvme temperature related log...

Christian Franke, the co-creator of smartctrl, says for smartctrl v6.6 to try lease retry `smartctrl --info /dev/nvme0` but DSM has smartctrl v6.5 I've never been able to get `smartctrl --info`...

I believe that DSM originally cached all files, and Synology added the file size limit in a later DSM version. I'll see if I can find what they changed and...

It should have set it to 64 GB if the setting in synoinfo.conf was set to less than 65536 MB. To get the amount of installed memory I originally used...

> Max memory is set to 32 GB. I see why it said that. It's thinks you only have 1 MB of memory(!) so the script is saying the max_memory...

Yep. Intel says: > Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type) 256 GB > Memory Types DDR4: 2133 But they don't specify if memory type means dual or single rank,...

Is this still an issue in the latest version of syno_hdd_db?