Roon on Ugreen NAS?

[Ralph]

I recently bought a Ugreen NASync DXP4800 Plus. Do you think it is possible to install roon on it? I read on different sources, that there is a Plex docker container working, but I would much prefer roon over Plex. And I’m not really familiar with the docker container functionality.

[Robert_F (Rob)]

Moved to the Tinkering section where other users may be able to answer your question.

[mjw]

@Ralph

Ugreen NASync DXP4800 Plus

The processor will probably perform adequately, but I suspect you will have to run Roon server in a container. Whilst not supported, many users use this approach. I use a custom non-privileged Podman container.

This is a good start:

GitHub - steefdebruijn/docker-roonserver: RoonServer downloading Roon on first run

[Andreas_Mueller]

I got my UGREEN DXP2800 yesterday. My plan was to test it out and play around with it for some days or weeks and, if it should fit all my needs, replace my Synology DS720+ with it. I used the RoonOnNAS solution on the Diskstation and never had any need to deal with docker before.

Today I installed docker on the UGREEN and followed this walkthrough by @gTunes :

Walkthrough : Roon in a Docker container on Synology DSM 7

Hi, folks. Synology recently released a DSM upgrade which introduced compatibility problems with the Roon package a number of community members, including me, run. I’m using this opportunity to switch to running Roon in a Docker container. I put together this walkthrough to hopefully help anyone else considering going down the same path. This walkthrough utilizes the container image produced by @Steef_de_Bruijn, who I want to thank for his work. That work made this possible, and it’s sincerely…

Getting a docker image to work on a UGREEN NAS is quite similar to the described way for a Synology NAS. I moved my music-library to the UGREEN and the Roon server now works flawlessly. I am very glad about it.

[gTunes]

Hi, @Andreas_Mueller.

I’m glad that walkthrough helped!

Synology introduced Container Manager a while back, which enables Docker Compose. I thought about writing an updated walkthrough but haven’t done so because I figured anyone who wants to use compose files can probably figure it out I’m glad this current version is still helpful!