looks like they are screwing with the logic somehow.

[lshantz]

So used your hack and it worked great for probably 4 months. They pushed a hard drive database on me.
I have 3 drives that are not "compatible". 1 drive in particular is not recognized even after adding it. Have tried multiple ways and something is wrong. The current drives I was using is:
"ST10000VN0004-1ZD101":{"SC60"
"ST12000VN0007-2GS116":{"SC60"
"ST16000NM001G-2KK103":{"SC60"
The 12 and 16tb drives are good. But something about the 10tb drive will not pass. I will have my programmer son look at it, to see if he can figure out if I did something wrong. I'll let you now if I did, but I suspect they are trying to crack down. I heard from a Synology tech, they are going to relax the rigid requirements since I guess it has been a disaster and didn't solve anything.

[Livedeath2k]

Hi. Thank you that it worked so far. And it's sad that it won't anymore.
Have you tried to edit the rule.db files? I think if you edit the rule db files as i did and posted it in my repository the DSM won't give a f... about the compatibity database and will work with any drive you put into your NAS.
Best Regards,
Lars

[lshantz]

Have you tried to edit the rule.db files? It does not appear to exist anymore. The only hope I have is they say DSM 7,1 will have relaxed rules. I'm sure there has been a shit storm over this BS. On Monday, April 18, 2022, 04:44:34 AM MST, Livedeath2k ***@***.***> wrote: Hi. Thank you that it worked so far. And it's sad that it won't anymore. Have you tried to edit the rule.db files? I think if you edit the rule db files as i did and posted it in my repository the DSM won't give a f... about the compatibity database and will work with any drive you put into your NAS. Best Regards, Lars — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[cloudsun9]

Tried this on my home use non commercial ds416play, with DSM 7.1-42661 Update 2.
And it didn't work. I also overwrote the rule and host db.
Perhaps they have not given up, and, I thought the problem was only for commercial applications.
Unless there is something special about HGST HUH728080ALN600 8TB drives?