October 28, 20178 yr I just wanted to transfer files from unraid to a USB Key and followed a Krusader tutorial with unassign devices etc. It never really worked as UnRaid always saw the USBKey as a 8G instead of 32 so I just transferred over the network. no problem. I installed the Krusader and unassigned plugin. The next day UnRaid reported "Rootfs file is getting full (currently at 100%) problem so I removed Krusader hoping (praying) this would fix the problem some how. Its a few days later and the problem remains and I'm hoping this is just a noob screw up that is fixable. Again, any help would be much appreciated.
October 28, 20178 yr rootfs is actually in RAM. You might try running Tools - Diagnostics and posting the result here. A reboot however is the only way to actually fix the issue (at least temporarily). But, is it possible that you were transferring via Krusader to somewhere other than /mnt/user/... In that case all the transfers were going to be stored in RAM
October 28, 20178 yr Author Squid, thank you very much. I have 16G of ram but it is possible I mucked the paths up and was transferring to ram instead of the USB Thumbdrive. Thank you for lending your expertise. Again I am reminded that there is a difference between "following a tutorial" and "LOOSELY following a tutorial"... damn getting old. Machine seems very happy with no errors after a reboot. Edited October 28, 20178 yr by Raycaster
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