March 3, 20251 yr Can anyone tell me what is going on here - I noticed that I had lot of read and writes incrementing on the Parity and Disk 1. I do have a weekly appdata backup but I am not sure what is going on here. In the Logs you can see this is constantly incrementing. I can provide more info! Snippet from the logs: Mar 2 14:00:01 Tower root: mover: started Mar 2 14:00:01 Tower root: skip: /mnt/disk1/system/docker/docker.img Mar 2 14:00:01 Tower root: mover: finished Mar 2 15:00:01 Tower root: mover: started Mar 2 15:00:01 Tower root: skip: /mnt/disk1/system/docker/docker.img Mar 2 15:00:01 Tower root: mover: finished Mar 2 16:00:01 Tower root: mover: started Mar 2 16:00:01 Tower root: skip: /mnt/disk1/system/docker/docker.img Mar 2 16:00:01 Tower root: mover: finished Mar 2 17:00:01 Tower root: mover: started Mar 2 17:00:01 Tower root: skip: /mnt/disk1/system/docker/docker.img Mar 2 17:00:01 Tower root: mover: finished Mar 2 18:00:01 Tower root: mover: started Mar 2 18:00:01 Tower root: skip: /mnt/disk1/system/docker/docker.img Mar 2 18:00:01 Tower root: mover: finished Edited March 4, 20251 yr by fschris
March 4, 20251 yr Normally the docker.img file would be on a pool, not on a parity array disk, and mover should not be attempting to move it. Does that docker.img file exist both on disk1 and on a pool, /mnt/<poolname>/system/docker/docker.img? If so, only one would be actually in use, so the latest dated file should be kept and the older file should be deleted.
March 4, 20251 yr Author This is what I found - I took a snippet - I believe like you are saying I should delete that file on Disk1
March 5, 20251 yr Community Expert That snippet isn't actually showing us whether or not the file exists in both places. Attach Diagnostics to your NEXT post in this thread.
March 5, 20251 yr Community Expert Solution Disable Docker in Settings, then use Dynamix File Manager to see if docker.img is in cache/system/docker and also in disk1/system/docker. If it is in cache/system/docker, that is the one that would be in use since cache has precedence. If it isn't in cache/system/docker, move it there from disk1/system/docker. Then delete system folder from disk1.
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