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The maxports branch required MEV=physical, so a VM with a real HBA carrying disks fell through to acports even when maxports was the right answer. The gate goes back to at least 2024-06 and every commit touching it since has been a rename or syntax change - no recorded reason for it. Drop it from both the config recommendation and the automated write. Only one case changes: external controller with disks on a VM now gets maxports, matching what bare metal already got. The port-0 handling in getmap() keeps its own MEV test and is untouched.
Arc is a customized Redpill Loader for DSM 7.x (Xpenology) with enhanced hardwaresupport, addons, guided (semi-automated) installation and more. Multiple customization options are built-in. It is modified to run on different hardware (More information in wiki).
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Arc and DSM are independent from each other! Arc is a Boothelper for DSM.
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Commercial use is not permitted and strictly forbidden!!!
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DSM and all parts of it are under Copyright / Ownership by Synology Inc.
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Arc is based on full DSM and not vDSM.
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Any user-specific custom modification of the tested & prebuilt bootloader images could potentially cause irreversible data destruction.
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I'm not responsibly liable for damage or personal loss of any types.
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The project with its affiliation is released for educational and learning purpose only.
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The Loader is free and will be free forever! If you paid for it to an suspicious person, i can't help you. Because i'm not connected to them!
Arc Project
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Arc Loader <- Loader with guided Installation for different Models
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Arc Loader Essential <- Arc Loader with reduced size and only for Linux 5.x model
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Arc Loader Beta <- Beta Release of Arc
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Arc Loader Custom <- Loader with automated Installation
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FAQ & Wiki <- Read me first!!!
Arc Control
- Arc Control (DSM App for Arc Loader)
Arc Utilties
- Arc Utilities (Useful Tools to install DSM Apps on Xpenology)
Developer
Thanks
Code is based on the work of TTG, pocopico, jumkey, fbelavenuto, wjz304 and others involved in continuing TTG's original redpill-load project.