Original message: By: Mark Lipton
ASFIK, Syncrify does not use that much memory. Since Syncrify is written in Java,
you can specify the maximum amount of memory is should use by specifying the -Xmx
parameter.
Change the run.sh file and use the following value as a parameter to java
java -Xmx64m ... (remaining parameters)
I backup about 16 GB every day and the memory usage stays below 30MB
Mark.
>Synology runs Linux and I can have Terminal access as far as I know.
>But will the Syncrify server run with only 60-80 Mb memory? My box has only 128 MB
>
>>I
>am
not sure about Synology but have installed Syncrify on FreeNAS. It works fine.
>>
>>Do
>>you
>have Terminal access to the Synology box? If your Synalogy box runs Linux, you
>>can download the installer for Linux and that should work. If your box runs BSD,
>you
>>will
have to install Java and then run Syncrify.
>>
>>In the worst case scenario, you can mount the Synology disk to a regular Linux or
>>Windows
>machine
and then use it.
>>
>>
>>Mark
>>
>>
>>
>>>Would it be possible to install the Syncrify server on a Synology diskstation?
I
>>have
>>>a
>DS110j.
>>>
>>>Thanks, Jaap
