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Gremlin wrote: ↑25 Oct 2023, 16:24

Yatta wrote: ↑25 Oct 2023, 14:14 Just to know in I am meeting other kind of problems ...

Such as? (Disclaimer: I know nothing about Cloudsync)_

When you first installed OS, did you by any chance use the automated install process (download on line and install)? Did this install TOS4.something? Did you then start again and install (custom) TOS 5.1.something - without wiping the disk(s)?

If so you have retained the 2GB system partition which is insufficient for TOS5.1.nn.

I installed Tos 5.1.67 by automated installation on a new F2-212 (see some post up)

Ok, I' ll do it
Thank you

...just for information....

After two remote sessions, the developers said that will release a new version after two or three weeks with the solution for european server problem.

I hope they keep their word

I’m writing here again because there are news about the CloudSync

The developers released a new version on November 13th
viewtopic.php?p=31070&sid=5691ea08c9e41 ... fb2#p31070

I’ didn’t see updates on my nas so I writed on that topic and a user pointed out to me about new version was only for x86/64 architecture. It is not swown in topic title but we could know it in istallation notes. In my opinion a title like “CloudSync 3.0 (x86/64) Release Notes” , could be better….

After one month no ARM version…
I was very good impressed for consideration that they had about the problems reported by users, with a good assistance by their helpdesk, as I wrote in upper post.

But now I have to say that this disappointed me a lot.
There are also new products that Terramaster sells with ARM architecture. Its a good option to a home use , but in this way seems Terramaster considers that people as B-user…

So, for the “B-users” on ARM architecture that would use CloudSync and Pcloud european cloud, I share a walkaround taken from remote session of developers made on my pc.
I applied it on my TNAS F2-212 and my european Pcloud account and I’m using CloudSync 2.4.26.

The usual discalmer: use it at your risk


(the file is a pdf zipped for file extensions limitations of attachments)