diff --git a/web/app/docs/create-vm/synology/page.tsx b/web/app/docs/create-vm/synology/page.tsx index 447ab5a..699f6be 100644 --- a/web/app/docs/create-vm/synology/page.tsx +++ b/web/app/docs/create-vm/synology/page.tsx @@ -1,15 +1,15 @@ "use client" -import type React from "react" - import Image from "next/image" -import { Wrench, Target, CheckCircle } from "lucide-react" +import { Wrench, Target, CheckCircle, Github } from "lucide-react" import { useState } from "react" export default function Page() { + const [activeLoader, setActiveLoader] = useState("arc") + return (
You also have the option to add a custom loader if you prefer to modify or create your own configuration.
All loaders are similar although each has its own structure and configuration methods. This guide describes the 6 basic steps involved in setting up a Synology DSM loader. The exact steps may vary depending on the - loader and/or changes introduced by the developer, so understanding the basic steps similar in all of them - will help you know how to build the loader of your choice for the proper functioning of Synology DS. + loader and/or changes introduced by the developer, so understanding the basic steps similar in all of them + will help you know how to build the loader of your choice for the proper functioning of Synology DSM.
- This guide will walk you through the process of configuring the loader and setting up the VM. Each step - includes screenshots to show how the process looks with the three loaders (arc, rr, and tinycore). + This guide will walk you through the process of configuring the loader. Select your + loader type below to see the steps for that loader.
+ + {/* Selector de loader global */} +- Once the VM is created, start it. The first time you boot the VM, you'll access the loader's main menu to - select and configure the DSM model you want to build. Once the loader is created, this step will be skipped - unless you manually force a reconfiguration from the boot monitor. + Once the VM is created, start it. The first time you boot the VM, you'll access the loader's main menu to select + and configure the DSM model you want to build. Once the loader is created, this step will be skipped unless you + manually force a reconfiguration from the boot monitor. All loaders also have the option to configure the loader + via a web interface.
-- In the case of RR, you'll need to manually enter the following command to open - the menu: -
-
- ./menu.sh
-
- + Web interface, To access the web interface, simply open a web browser and enter + the IP address shown in the VM's console output. For example, in our case: http://192.169.0.32. +
+ ++ Terminal interface, Access it directly from the VM's console output. +
+ ++ Web interface, To access the web interface, simply open a web browser and enter + the IP address shown in the VM's console output. For example, in our case: http://192.169.0.33. +
+ ++ Terminal interface, Access it directly from the VM's console output by typing menu.sh on the screen +
+ ++ Web interface, To access the web interface, simply open a web browser and enter + the IP address shown in the VM's console output. For example, in our case: http://192.169.0.35. +
+ ++ Terminal interface, Access it directly from the VM's console output. Keep an eye on + the screen, as at some point it may prompt you to press a key to continue or ask if you want to change the language. +
+ +In our example, we'll choose the SA6400 model.
This step allows you to add additional features or custom configurations to the loader.
-- Arc gives you the option to configure automatically or manually adjust the - settings. -
-- If we choose not to use automatic mode, we enter the menu to configure different options necessary - for the loader: -
-+ Arc gives you the option to configure automatically or manually adjust the settings. + If automatic configuration is selected, the loader will start applying the necessary settings and will + automatically reboot once the process is complete. +
++ If we choose not to use automatic mode, we enter the menu to configure different options necessary for + the loader: +
+Update:
++ Some loaders offer the option to update the loader directly from the menu. +
+Important:
++ ProxMenux does not provide support for the different loaders. +
+