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Nov 21, 2019 08:00:18 AM Volume: System volume root's usage is 81%. This condition should not occur under normal conditions. Contact technical support. Hi All. Just had this aler...
bkxit wrote:
Do i need to be looking in another dir that possibly has the offending build up of files ?
how would i look at the dir of the sys volume to see whats in there and what size ?
Try the steps here for plex:
While you have the OS partition remounted, you should also look in /mnt/media. Look for files in the USB_HDD* folders there - the ones in /mnt should be empty.
StephenB wrote:But sometimes it leaves behind chunk*.m4s files in the root partition. It's safe to simply delete these. Per some posts in the plex forum, they apparently are left when transcoding is aborted or fails. Why they are in the root partition in the first place is unknown.
This isn't unique to the ReadyNAS package, it's been reported with other NAS and also the Windows server.
So, are they always in the same directory, and is that directory uniquely used by PLEX? If both answers are "yes", then it should be possible to also move their creation to /apps. Of course, PLEX should do that on its own and should also clean up after itself..
Sandshark wrote: So, are they always in the same directory, and is that directory uniquely used by PLEX? If both answers are "yes", then it should be possible to also move their creation to /apps. Of course, PLEX should do that on its own and should also clean up after itself..
Clearly plex should clean them up. But let's see if this it really the issue here, and get rid of any of these files.
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