October 8, 201114 yr I have (6) 2TB drives in my system 1 for parity. The share uses all 5 available drives and windows reports the share size as 7.27TB Is that right? I'm running 5.0beta12a I set the share to include Disk as BLANK so it would utilize all disks
October 8, 201114 yr I have (6) 2TB drives in my system 1 for parity. The share uses all 5 available drives and windows reports the share size as 7.27TB Is that right? Type df at the command prompt, it will give accurate numbers. You should have roughly 10TB of space (minus a bit for the file-system overhead)
October 8, 201114 yr No, that size does not sound right. Is there a folder/directory at the root level of each disk share that has the name of the share? Eg. \\Tower\disk1\ShareName \\Tower\disk2\ShareName \\Tower\disk3\ShareName \\Tower\disk4\ShareName \\Tower\disk5\ShareName
October 8, 201114 yr I have (6) 2TB drives in my system 1 for parity. The share uses all 5 available drives and windows reports the share size as 7.27TB Is that right? Type df at the command prompt, it will give accurate numbers. You should have roughly 10TB of space (minus a bit for the file-system overhead) There are reports in the announcement thread of Windows reporting incorrect share size on a server running the beta. "df" will give correct numbers.
October 8, 201114 yr Author The shar eis name Unraid massive share and none of the folders beneath have any title close to that name. I ran the DF via putty at the command prompt. It returned this Tower login: root Linux 3.0.3-unRAID. root@Tower:~# df Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/sda1 3907020 81400 3825620 3% /boot /dev/md4 1953454928 32840 1953422088 1% /mnt/disk4 /dev/md3 1953454928 32840 1953422088 1% /mnt/disk3 /dev/md2 1953454928 566739740 1386715188 30% /mnt/disk2 /dev/md1 1953454928 978820108 974634820 51% /mnt/disk1 shfs 7813819712 1545625528 6268194184 20% /mnt/user /dev/md5 1953454928 32840 1953422088 1% /mnt/disk5 This is my MAIN page display Windows view of the share mapped as z:
October 8, 201114 yr It seems like you just recently added drive 5? Your shfs /mnt/user share is not calculating one of your drives into the share. Try starting and stopping the array via the emhttp web management console. That should correct the issue. The reason I think this is the case is because there is a known bug with shfs /mnt/user not correctly calculating the drive space when a new drive or share is added. The work around is to start and stop the array. Also, if you notice that shfs /mnt/user shows up before the drive 5 and 4 * 1953454928 = 7813819712. Typically it should be the last filesystem shown as it shouldn't start until all the other drives are online.
October 8, 201114 yr Author ah, ok. I currently encoding a season of a tv series and everything is queued to run through the morning. Once that is done I'll go ahead and stop the array and start it again. The array has been up for about a week or so and I haven't stopped it yet. FYI,The share was created before the 5th drive was added, so it makes sense if the order is incorrect it would not include disk 5 in the share
October 8, 201114 yr Author Yup. Stopped the array and restarted the array. WIndows showed the new total as 9.09 TB in size. Thanks y'all
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