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Hi,

I need to clarify one point

As you can see from my picture below I need to clarify a misunderstanding.

Disk 4 is empty or at least should be....in "Main" it seemes there are almost 68Gb of data, but opening Disk4 it's empty

Similar discussion for Disk 3 listed for 279Gb but if I open the Disk and "Calculate" I have 139 Gb

 

Why that? Data for the Parity? How can I do?
I would like to empty the two hdd and starting swithing to ZFS but if there are data I don't want to mess up my array

 

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Solved by JorgeB

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That's normal overhead for XFS.

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As was mentioned an ‘empty’ disk still has space used due to the overhead of creating the directory structures for the empty file system.

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Ok but......almost 70 Gb seems to be a little bit high as Number....

 

And what if I format the disk?

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Just now, Lybra85 said:

Ok but......almost 70 Gb seems to be a little bit high as Number....

With XFS, the larger the disk, the larger the overhead.

 

Just now, Lybra85 said:

And what if I format the disk?

It will be same, unless you format with a different filesystem, btrfs and zfs don't have basically any overhead, just a few KBs.

 

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