I’ve went witn the Plugable USBC-EC2500. It is decently built and seems stable enough although I’m only using it the 2nd day.
Here’s a link for it:I’ve also made a little snapshot about the present of it in my Synology.The other things I use are the Qnap 2.5 and a RTL815 based pci-e card in my desktop pc.
How to install
Preparation
Enable SSH and login your NAS.
Installation DSM 6
- Go to “Package Center”
- Press “Manual Install”
- Chose a driver package downloaded from the release page.
- [DSM7] The installation will fail the first time. After that, run the following command from the SSH terminal:
sudo install -m 4755 -o root -D /var/packages/r8152/target/r8152/spk_su /opt/sbin/spk_su
- [DSM7] Retry installation. (You don’t need above DSM7 specific steps at the next time.)
https://www.synology.com/en-us/knowledgebase/SRM/help/SRM/PkgManApp/install_buy
How to configure
You can configure the IP addresses and MTU of the added NICs from the DSM UI in the same way as the built-in NICs.
Option: I recommend setting MTU to 9000 and SMB protocol version to v3 for better performance.
Source: https://github.com/bb-qq/r8152
Also works on DSM7
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Install DSM toolkit on clean ubuntu VM and set up according to the official DSM 7.0 Beta PDF
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Edit the pkgscripts-ng/include/applyEnv file. Line 40 from:KERNEL_SEARCH_PATH=”$SysRootLib/modules/$PRODUCT-$DSM_SHLIB_MAJOR.$DSM_SHLIB_MINOR/build”to:KERNEL_SEARCH_PATH=”$SysRootLib/modules/DSM-$DSM_SHLIB_MAJOR.$DSM_SHLIB_MINOR/build”(this fixes build errors)
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Edit the required INFO.sh file and add the line:os_min_ver=”7.0-40000″
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compile SPK with:sudo ./PkgCreate.py -v 7.0 -p evansport -c r8152 –min-sdk 7.0
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extract the resulting SPK file as a zip and extract the r8152.ko file.
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put it on the synology and use insmod to load the module
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enable interface with:ifconfig eth1 up
Source : https://www.reddit.com/r/synology/comments/l349md/dsm_70_usb_device_drivers_working_25g_usb/
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Did you just plug it or did you have to install drivers or something else. I saw a process of installing drivers from a GitHub page, which is fine but I would love if this is just plug and play.
Sorry, yes, just updated the article with instructions
Thank you!! I appreciate it.