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Aug 21, 2015

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Cannot move files on share / cannot activate HTTP on RN102

Hardware: RN102, firmware 6.2.5 PC: Win7 X64 Ok, so as of late, I'm having trouble moving files within the same share (drag 'n drop in Win7 X64), which was never a problem before. When I try to ...

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LaszloFolgerts
Aug 25, 2015
of course it's
# df -h /data
I figured that out, eventally ;) but thanks!

I kinda just followed this thread: https://community.netgear.com/t5/Using-your-ReadyNAS/No-available-diskspace-but-admin-page-reports-1-tb-free/td-p/942637

after correcting some typos, it worked. After running the balance, I now have double the amount of totally allotted metadata space, yay! :)

EskenderNG: hah, goog thing I didn't go through with it, then ;)

EskenderNG, StephenB, vandermerwe: Thank you guys so much for responding to my questions; I wouldn't have otherwise been able to solve it! :)

EskenderNG

NETGEAR Employee Retired

Aug 25, 2015

Preferably try to free more space before running the balance. There was just another user running into problems because of balancing with too little space left. The advice was to increase free space to 80 - 85%.

Eskender

LaszloFolgerts

Aspirant

Aug 25, 2015

Ok, after working ok again for a while, its gone into "no more disk space available" mode again.

I ran a balance, but it didn't free up any meta data space. Here's what putty said:

output putty 2.jpg

What I also don't understand is that I was able to add/move files around when there was far less space available on the disks. Way before I deleted a bunch of files and snapshots.

And I don't really feel like emptying my drives for 80-85% That means losing allmost all of my data.

Thanks,

Laszlo

LaszloFolgerts
Aspirant
Aug 25, 2015
Going through the log files, it shows that the balance was ended as soon as it started, which leads me to suspect that he balance didn't really run at all

I saw somewhere that you can run a balance through putty as well, but the how-to was a bit confusing to me.

# df -h data
gives me: "no such file or directory"

Thanks,

Laszlo
- StephenB
  Guru - Experienced User
  Aug 25, 2015
  LaszloFolgerts wrote:
  
  Going through the log files, it shows that the balance was ended as soon as it started, which leads me to suspect that he balance didn't really run at all
  
  I saw somewhere that you can run a balance through putty as well, but the how-to was a bit confusing to me.
  
  # df -h data
  
  gives me: "no such file or directory"
  
  of course it's
  
  # df -h /data
  
  On manually running balance,
  
  btrfs balance /data
  
  should work.
  - LaszloFolgerts
    Aspirant
    Aug 25, 2015
    of course it's
    # df -h /data
    I figured that out, eventally ;) but thanks!
    
    I kinda just followed this thread: https://community.netgear.com/t5/Using-your-ReadyNAS/No-available-diskspace-but-admin-page-reports-1-tb-free/td-p/942637
    
    after correcting some typos, it worked. After running the balance, I now have double the amount of totally allotted metadata space, yay! :)
    
    EskenderNG: hah, goog thing I didn't go through with it, then ;)
    
    EskenderNG, StephenB, vandermerwe: Thank you guys so much for responding to my questions; I wouldn't have otherwise been able to solve it! :)
- EskenderNG
  NETGEAR Employee Retired
  Aug 25, 2015
  Sorry, I meant 15 % free space, 85 % occupied space.
  
  Eskender