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ReadyNAS 314 incorrect consumed storage reporting
I have been moving some large files around and have tried running a balance but something is incorrect about my storage reporting in FrontView. I have a ReadyNAS 314 running the latest firmware (...
whetsel wrote:
I may also try: (not sure /mnt is the correct location to run this against)
btrfs balance start /mnt
It's not. Normally mount is an empty folder in root.
No idea why the command did something to the data volume on Sandshark's system back in 2016.
whetsel wrote:
If this doesn't work, what the heck are my next steps?
Obviously it would be prudent to have an up-to-date back up of the data.
You should be using btrfs commands for your troubleshooting - the usual linux commands do not give the right answers for btrfs.
btrfs fi show /data btrfs fi df /dataYou can check if you deleted all the snapshots using this:
btrfs subvolume list -s /dataThis will also give more details
btrfs fi du -s /data/sharenameThis last command can take a long time to complete. You can leave off the -s, but you will get a lot of output.
Note also you can use it (with or without the -s) on subfolders of the share, or even individual files.
whetsel wrote:
I may also try: (not sure /mnt is the correct location to run this against)
btrfs balance start /mnt
It's not. Normally mount is an empty folder in root.
No idea why the command did something to the data volume on Sandshark's system back in 2016.
whetsel wrote:
If this doesn't work, what the heck are my next steps?
Obviously it would be prudent to have an up-to-date back up of the data.
You should be using btrfs commands for your troubleshooting - the usual linux commands do not give the right answers for btrfs.
btrfs fi show /data
btrfs fi df /data
You can check if you deleted all the snapshots using this:
btrfs subvolume list -s /data
This will also give more details
btrfs fi du -s /data/sharename
This last command can take a long time to complete. You can leave off the -s, but you will get a lot of output.
Note also you can use it (with or without the -s) on subfolders of the share, or even individual files.
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