Hi folks,

I found this thread from 6 years ago that mention similar things:

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/89443-default-critical-disk-utilization-threshold/

That being said I would like to somehow resurrect it for other reasons:

• These days drives sizes can be huge, not allowing the users to use floating point values for warning thresholds on a 24TB+ drives leaves 240gb+ of space on the table.

• I understand that it's not a good idea to fill drives to the brim but floating point values would allow to bring this down to maybe 48-64gb which would be much more efficient.

• 1% these days represent a lot so setting the threshold at 99% just isn't enough.

• Some people recommend to just set this to 100% and ignore it but then we lose the warning feature completely which makes no sense.

• This may have been less important 8-10 years ago but now it will matter more and more as drive size increases

• This should not be a very hard change to implement as this is just changing the type of certain values that are used mostly for display and notifications.

Thanks for thanking this into consideration.

Edited May 18May 18 by MonadProxy

You can always go create a feature request

My bad I did one but I forgot about it since it's on another page.

On 5/18/2026 at 10:15 AM, MowMdown said:

You can always go create a feature request

I guess all I can do is wait and hope now.