Since the website Jadahl.com, another good source of DSM modules, has been offline for some time and doesn't look like it might be coming back, I retrieved all modules that were posted there (via https://web.archive.org) and added them to this repository. Thank you very much to the person that ran it ๐
cp210x
ch341
pl2303
(not for all platforms)ti_usb_3410_5052
(not for all platforms)
Drivers for DSM 7.0 are available for most platforms, drivers for DSM 7.1 are slowly being added. If you're missing drivers for a particular platform, please open an issue and I see what I can do (please also add the kernel version of your platform to your issue, you can find that out with uname -a
from a terminal).
Find your Synology model on this page and check the "Package Arch" column (second last).
Github is a bit confusing if you want to download binary files like this repository provides.
For instance, if you go to this page, the links to the .ko
files are not download links, they will just bring you to the information page for that particular file.
From there, you can download the actual binary module file using the "Download/View raw" link in the bottom square in the page. There's also an explicit download button to the right.
NB: the following steps will require SSH access and administrator rights. For the latter, either use sudo
for each command or use su
to log in as root.
- The kernel modules for each supported platform can be found in
modules/
. Copy the required files to your Synology and move them to/lib/modules
- To get DSM 7 to load the modules at boot time, copy the included file
usb-serial-drivers.sh
to/usr/local/etc/rc.d
- Make sure that the file has executable permissions:
chmod +x /usr/local/etc/rc.d/usb-serial-drivers.sh
You don't need to reboot your NAS for the modules to load, just execute the script after you completed the previous steps:
# /usr/local/etc/rc.d/usb-serial-drivers.sh start
I've built these modules in an Ubuntu 18.04.5 virtual machine on my Synology NAS.
To set up the build environment, I followed the steps in this document. The different NAS targets/platforms can be installed next to each other.
To build the modules for a particular platform, I follow these steps:
sudo rm -fr /toolkit/build_env/ds.$platform-7.0/source
sudo /toolkit/pkgscripts-ng/PkgCreate.py -X 0 -P 1 -v 7.0 --min-sdk 7.0 -p $platform $module
cp -v /toolkit/build_env/ds.$platform-7.0/source/$module/*.ko /tmp
Replace $platform
with the NAS platform, for example apollolake
.
Replace $module
with the source directory name (found in sources/
in this repository) relevant for that particular platform. For example, apollolake
requires the 4.4.x
sources.
Put together, to build for apollolake
, the commands become:
sudo rm -fr /toolkit/build_env/ds.apollolake-7.0/source
sudo /toolkit/pkgscripts-ng/PkgCreate.py -X 0 -P 1 -v 7.0 --min-sdk 7.0 -p apollolake 4.4.x
cp -v /toolkit/build_env/ds.apollolake-7.0/source/$module/*.ko /tmp
Due to some concurrency issues that I haven't bothered to look into, the second step (PkgCreate
) sometimes fails with a compilation error. If that happens, start over.
The last step will copy the driver modules to /tmp
I don't/can't test every driver. Use at your own peril.
I'm using the source code (as-is) for the drivers included in the Linux kernel from the Synology Open Source Project and the Synology Toolchain GPL sources.