Dacobi
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I have an unRAID server with 2x 8TB drives and no cache drive.
Lately one of my shares have been saying "No space left on device" when I try to write to it.
I can still read from it and my other shares on the same array have no problem.
I've recently lost a disk but the problem was still there after I rebuild the array.
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10 hours ago, trurl said:
You will have to format the disks after they have been added to the array. If you copy the data before adding parity it will go faster.
Thanks for all your answers, I've been running Linux for many years but I'm not very familiar with unRAID or RAID in general.
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I've shutdown the array, removed the disks and booted with the new disks.
But the unRAID is still expecting to find the old disks.
Should I use the New Config tool to create a new array config?
Will this preserve share/domain information?
I've made a backup of important data.
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3 minutes ago, trurl said:
Linux command are fine if you are good with that. Many people are not.
Do you know the paths to source and destination?
Well the array would be /mnt/disk#
Don't know where unassigned device will mount?
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3 minutes ago, trurl said:
Do you know how? I always use Midnight Commander (mc from the command line) when working with files directly on the server.
Well I was thinking something like cp -rf etc etc
What I meant was if there was a more "official" way to move data?
Last time I used a commander it was called Norton
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To copy the data with unassigned device, do I just use a shell command?
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8 minutes ago, trurl said:
Do you mean you DON'T have another copy of anything important and irreplaceable? If not that should be your first priority. Even if you had good parity, parity isn't a substitute for backup.
You don't have to backup everything. You get to decide what is important and irreplaceable.
It's not life or death data, I just only had the means to buy new disks to replace the old and failing once.
But I'll make a backup of my domains before I proceed.
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2 minutes ago, trurl said:
All of your configuration is on your flash drive.
And user shares are simply the top level folders on array and pools. If those folders exist, the shares exist, and will use the corresponding .cfg from your flash.
Thanks, then I'll shutdown the old array, create a new one and copy the data from the old disks with unassigned device
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10 minutes ago, trurl said:
Unassigned Devices plugin will let you mount the old disks outside the array.
What about share and domain information?
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11 minutes ago, trurl said:
Sorry, I usually phrase that question as
Do you have another copy of anything important and irreplaceable.
Do you mean your Unraid is a backup of files that already exist somewhere else?
Ah yes I meant, I don't have a backup and not enough space to create one.
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Could I shutdown the current array, then create a new array with the two 8TB disks and attach the old data disks and copy that data one by one to the new array?
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14 minutes ago, trurl said:
Do you have backups of anything important and irreplaceable?
That's the problem, I don't have enough space for a backup of my backup.
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49 minutes ago, Dacobi said:
Yes
Well not add, I'd like an array with only the two 8TB drives and then move the data from the old 4TB drives to the new array
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8 minutes ago, ChatNoir said:
Your plan is to add the two 8TB, 1 parity and 1 data I guess ?
Yes
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Hi
I have an array with two 4TB data disks and a dead parity disk.
I have two 8TB disks that I'd like to use for a new array and move the data from the old data disks to this.
What is the best method?
Kind regards
Jacob
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Dooooh! this hole time I've been reading that as a download progress
Edit: guess I just got confused after I got the error that docker.img was filling up.
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1 minute ago, trurl said:
Where are you getting that 15GB number?
Its in the video I posted
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2 hours ago, trurl said:
Why are your appdata and system (and domains) shares on the array? Normally you want these on cache and set to stay on cache so dockers/VMs will perform better and won't keep array disks spunup.
Delete and recreate docker.img
https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Troubleshooting#How_do_I_recreate_docker.img.3F
It didn't work.
disabled and deleted docker and reenabled.
After reinstalling plex it does the same thing. Caught in an endless update cycle of 15GB
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8 minutes ago, trurl said:
Why are your appdata and system (and domains) shares on the array?
I wasn't my choice. I entered a share and somehow that folder ended up in docker.img
Edit: I misunderstood. My cache drive is faulty, I just haven't had time to replace it yet.
8 minutes ago, trurl said:Normally you want these on cache and set to stay on cache so dockers/VMs will perform better and won't keep array disks spunup.
Delete and recreate docker.img
https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Troubleshooting#How_do_I_recreate_docker.img.3F
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Here's a video
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10 minutes ago, trurl said:
Post docker run command for one of your containers, you mentioned plex before you edited your post, and that is one I am familiar with.
The current problem is that my docker images are caught in an endless update loop (difficult to show without a video) I haven't changed any of them, but it started after I installed the Docker for ARK: Survival Evolved from DockerHub.
I have now deleted this docker image, but my other (old) images are still caught in an endless loop. (both want to download a 15GB update but are stuck ~100MB. increased a few MBs and then drops again)
Where do I find the run command?
10 minutes ago, trurl said:Also, go to Tools - Diagnostics and attach the complete Diagnostics ZIP file to your NEXT post in this thread.
That one doesn't seem to be on the Apps page. How did you install it?
Just entered ARK in the apps search bar and it shows up. Maybe because I've installed it before from DockerHub
10 minutes ago, trurl said:I am asking for all this information hoping to make some sense of your first post. For example,
docker.img is where executables of all of your containers are stored, so it isn't clear what you think is different about that.
It was the data for the image that was installed in /var/lib/docker/volumns
This is 40GB+ which I usually install in a share.
10 minutes ago, trurl said:Really nothing in your first post sounds like anything that would happen on Unraid. You are talking about Unraid right?
Maybe screenshots would help.
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I don't understand which link you want me to look at?
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I recently created a docker instance of ARK manager which somehow installed directly in the docker.img
Now all my docker containers are trying to download an 15GB update, but its happening very slow.
What's going on? and what do I do?
Edit: The docker images are caught in an "endless update". The amount received never actually increases? (is stuck at around 100MB, increases a few MB and then drops again)
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Hi
I'm not sure if this the right forum category,
but I have a VM with ubuntu server 20.04 with a virtual disk of 50GB
The problem is however that the filesystem in Ubuntu only shows 25GB
There is only one partition (root) and if I run cfdisk if shows the partition as 50GB, but when mountet df shows 25GB
The disk in Ubuntu is setup as LVM
Is this a VM problem or an Ubuntu problem?
How do I resize the disk?
Share says "No space left on device" when I try to write data?
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Posted · Edited by Dacobi
Thanks!
The settings was already "All" but I set it to "Disk1" and then back to "All" and now it works.
(Edit) And yes, I went from 3x 4TB drives to 2x 8TB drives.