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InnerCitadel

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  1. USB flash drive 100% full

    InnerCitadel replied to InnerCitadel's topic in General Support
    Thanks. It turns out it was immich. I installed immich using the docker compose plugin, which by default puts the git folder on the boot drive. For some reason the immich git folder was 22gb.

  2. USB flash drive 100% full

    InnerCitadel replied to InnerCitadel's topic in General Support
    I made some progress. I used command rm -rf /boot/.git/objects/* It now shows the below. Flash usage is now 77%, which still seemed very high for a 32gb drive. It seems like Immich was taking up 22 gigabytes of space on my flash drive via docker compose in /boot/config/plugins/compose.manager/projects/Immich. Deleted this.

  3. USB flash drive 100% full

    InnerCitadel posted a topic in General Support
    32gb usb flash drive has become 100% full after clicking the active button for "flash backup." The menu is stuck on "Not activated: activating" and there is no button to abort. I think its filled up with files in /boot/.git/objects. Two CPU threads are stuck on 100% usage. It's been like this for 5 days. Is there a command line way of aborting this process. Or any other recommendation for fixing this. System specs - Unraid 6.12.10. - i5-12400 CPU - Z790 motherboard - 32GB DDR5 ram - 2 x 1TB NVME cache btrfs - 3 x 10TB HDD array

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