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All Disks showing full after parity check

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I just started up my first unraid server. Got the OS installed and all the drives showed up. I assigned all the drives (6 disks and 1 parity). Now i just waited 24 hours for the thing to run, and as soon as its done, its says all the drives are basically completely full. What is happening?

Solved by JorgeB

  • Community Expert

Parity check doesn't write to disks, I see you've started a new array but the disks were already formatted xfs, where do these disks come from?

  • Author

They were second hand drives from a friend. He was using them in a NAS but I am unsure if it was unraid or not. 

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  • Solution

Just format the disks, parity will remain valid, stop array, change fs to a different one for all disks, start array, format, stop array, change back to xfs, start array, format again.

  • Author

That’s about what I figured thank you. Where would I find the functions to change the fs?

 

thank god the parity remains valid that was my biggest worry lol 😂 

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33 minutes ago, Ezekial66 said:

Where would I find the functions to change the fs?

With the array stopped on the main GUI page click on each disk then scroll down to the filesystem section.

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6 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

With the array stopped on the main GUI page click on each disk then scroll down to the filesystem section.

Ahhhh that’s why ok. I was worried about stopping the array so that’s why I didn’t see it.
 

Will attempt now. 

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@Ezekial66 FYI:  The process is covered here in the online documentation accessible via the Manual link from the Unraid GUI or the Documentation link from the forum

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