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Joe-9O
Aug 01, 2019Aspirant
Replaced 4 NV+ RND4000 500GB with 2TB disks but there is no capacity increase
Hello, I've replaced 4 x 500Gb disks with 4 2Tb disks (1 at a time). However the volumes did not get expanded to reflect the added physical storage. My understanding is that the volumes should ...
StephenB
Aug 02, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Try rebooting the NAS and see if expansion starts.
Joe-9O
Aug 02, 2019Aspirant
Thank you Stephen,
I tried that with no luck.
I also tried "Resync Volume"
And I have presently rebooted with the "Check and Fix Quota" option selected.
It is presently offline as it is doing this check.
Thank you - Avinash
- StephenBAug 02, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Joe-9O wrote:
And I have presently rebooted with the "Check and Fix Quota" option selected.
It is presently offline as it is doing this check.
If that fails to solve it, then try enabling journaling and disabling disk spindown. Then try rebooting with "check and fix Quota" a second time.
- Joe-9OAug 02, 2019Aspirant
Thank you Stephen!
I will try that if the current "fix quota" reboot does not work.
- StephenBAug 02, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Joe-9O wrote:I will try that if the current "fix quota" reboot does not work.
If that fails, then the best approach is to back up the data and do a factory default with all disks in place. Then rebuild the NAS and restore the data from the backup.
If your volume is very old (created with 4.1.6 or earlier), then you might get some performance gain - 4.1.7 and later do 4K sector alignment which is advantageous with most 2 TB disks.
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