I have released an update for Synology DSM7 installation (v. 20220216) to add support for external volumes again. They could already be selected as a database location in previous versions, but failed to work due to their different syntax in Synologys own config files.
Besides that, there are small changes:
The update will check the availability of the Roon Server database location and give the options to set the database shared folder again, if it can not be located.
the used ffmpeg version is now also given in the RoonOnNAS.txt
logfile
additional cleanup
The database shared folder can only be set during initial installation. If you’d like to use a different database location, you’ll need to uninstall and install the app again. The uninstallation process does not touch the current database.
To move your database to a new shared folder (or usb/esata volueme), I’d recommend to create a backup within Roon first and restore it when the new database shared folder has been set.
hello, i deinstalled Roon on my Synology and installed it again using a shared folders called “Roon-Server” where the Database is stored amd “Music” where all my Music is stored.
now Roon inports all the data to the location and after that i hope i can copy ffmpeg to the Folder “Roon-Server”