Feature request: install driver to survive a volume1 restructuring #469
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The easiest solution is to create a new, smaller volume and install the driver there. The package can be installed on any volume. Alternatively, when rebuilding the volume, it may be a good idea to load the driver manually using the following procedure:
Since my driver is focused on not modifying the system area, I do not plan to provide a way to install it in the system area. |
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Description of the problem
Feature request: due to a stupid error of mine, I had to recreate my volume1 on my Synology NAS from scratch. This can be done while keeping the NAS alive, as it stores its system (redundantly) on all drives as separate partitions.
Unfortunately the r8152 driver does not install itself into system partition, but instead only on volume1 (or selected volume when having multiple volumes), so my NAS became unreachable during the restructuring and recreation of volume1.
Is there a possibility to install the driver itself at least in a way that it would survive a volume recreation?
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