Nevermind, a technician finally came to fix the fibre
Seems like half the building was impacted

Oh and my NAS don't have a RAID for the OS since my HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus™ dont have NVMe slot
So I bought a PCIe card while I was a student, cheap out with only one slot on the card and one drive

This is really easy to restore the docker folder with Kopia
The containers reboot without any issues, this is too smooth, I'm not sure how it's possible

Everything is back online, I lost two years of my life with the amount of stress in two day...

Wait... I got less than 24h of downtime \o/ […]

Now I need to restore the local Dockers not already migrated to k8s
I create the Portainer edge agent with the existing ID and key and it fucking work this is amazing

Now the persistent volume needs to be restored since they are stored on the NVMe, I reinstall Kopia and thank the devs of […]

After my wonderful BF bought me a new NVMe while I was at work, I reinstalled Debian 13 (free upgrade) as soon as I got back home

ZFS was not straightforward to install as always, and the pool got imported despite kicking and screaming for the non existing cache devices
Once the pool is back […]

Now that I am in PPCBoot I need to set up a TFTP server to send it the new loader and the kernel installer

Thanks OpenWRT and dnsmasq to make this easy !

Another win for the Flipper Zero, this thing can do UART to USB and it's great !

But the start wasn't great, my serial port have the TX and RX switched

Once started, I look around the Web UI, kinda net and look a lot like the new ones.

Just don't enable HTTPS if you don't want to be locked out because of its horrendous TLS version that no longer supported...

Next I need to install DSM !
And now I learn that old Linux executable can be worse than old EXE with Wine...

First, I wanted to see how this would work with its stock DSM (Synology software).
The latest supported software is DSM 3.1-1639 from 2014

Sadly Synology no longer provide old DSM, so, thanks to the nas-forum I got the Wayback Machine link to the file