Dear Sir,

 

My unRAID have some hdds changed to read-only so would you please repair for me.

Best regards,

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Edited December 30, 20223 yr by airport
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I see some I/O errors on disk21, but none are disabled and all mount. Didn't notice anything about read-only. Where did you see that?

 

Many of your disks are very full, and they are btrfs. You definitely don't want to overfill btrfs. Also filesystem repair needs some free space to work in.

 

Not clear whether disk21 is a connection problem or a disk problem. Run an extended SMART self-test on disk21.

 

You said some disks, which I assume means more than one. Which disks specifically?

Thanks for responding.

I run Fix Common Problems app and it show me the disk 1, disk 22 read-only.

By the way it show unRAID confuse SMB shares, I don't know how to resolve it.

 

You need to combine your Music share and your music share, and you need to combine your Data share and your data share. Linux is case-sensitive, so these are different user shares. But, SMB is not case-sensitive, so it will only let you see one or the other on the network.

 

But wait until you get your disk problems fixed. FCP is saying disk22 may be read-only, or it may be full. And it is, in fact full.

 

And it isn't the only disk that is way too full. You need to add capacity and move some files off those disks.

 

22 minutes ago, trurl said:

Many of your disks are very full, and they are btrfs. You definitely don't want to overfill btrfs. Also filesystem repair needs some free space to work in.

 

If I were you I would try to make all disks have at least 50G free.

And it looks like many of your user shares have no Minimum Free set.

Thank you very much for fast responding, I'll rearrange my share folders and set minimum free as your remind.