Nas4free displays size of the harddrive as follows. This HD is standalone HD.
101% of 1.8TB
Total: 1.8T | Used: 1.6T | Free: -9.1G
It was -8.2G half an hour ago. Now it is -9.1G. It seems that it is doing something which I can't understand.
Though, the HD is accessible and I can see all the files on it.
I wish not to format this HD since it has valuable data on it.
I have installed 9.1.0.1 - Sandstorm (revision 804).
Does anyone have any idea what is going on here?
Thank you
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Hard drive free space is -9.1G
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Re: Hard drive free space is -9.1G
there is no need to format the HD, the display shows only that the HD is (more than
full. Do you have running downloads (Bittorrent, pyLoad, Oowncloud etc) on the server?
Btw, the values "Total" (size of HD) and "Used" (max. size for use which is defined during the format process - here you can decide, how much space will/should be reserved for adminstrative tasks for the filesystem. You can see how this works in the webGUI under the format tab) shows how the HD was prepared during format. In your case the negative value shows that you are using space which should be reserved for the system.
I would recommend to identify who is writing to your HD ...
Regards,
crest
Btw, the values "Total" (size of HD) and "Used" (max. size for use which is defined during the format process - here you can decide, how much space will/should be reserved for adminstrative tasks for the filesystem. You can see how this works in the webGUI under the format tab) shows how the HD was prepared during format. In your case the negative value shows that you are using space which should be reserved for the system.
I would recommend to identify who is writing to your HD ...
Regards,
crest
NAS1: 11.2.0.4 - Omnius (Revision 6766) x64-embedded; MSI 760GM-P23; AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 250 7.58GiB RAM
NAS2: 11.2.0.4 - Omnius (Revision 6766) x64-embedded; MSI MS-7369; AMD Sempron(tm) LE-1250 8022MiB RAM
UPS: APC Back-UPS ES 550G
Extensions: OneButtonInstaller, Extended GUI, NextOwnCloud, BitTorrent Sync, Syncthing, Downloady, Midnight Commander, NCDU, MySQL, Rclone, Themes:
NAS2: 11.2.0.4 - Omnius (Revision 6766) x64-embedded; MSI MS-7369; AMD Sempron(tm) LE-1250 8022MiB RAM
UPS: APC Back-UPS ES 550G
Extensions: OneButtonInstaller, Extended GUI, NextOwnCloud, BitTorrent Sync, Syncthing, Downloady, Midnight Commander, NCDU, MySQL, Rclone, Themes: