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komm_it
Feb 09, 2016Guide
commit failed error 1013030001 when creating a new share
I have upgrade a RAID1 volume capacity from 2 x 4TB to 2 x 6TB in a RN316
I have created a the new RAID1 volume (2 x 6TB) and now want to create a sharefolder in order to copy back the data on the new volume
The disk array is lit green but I get an error "1013030001 Commit failed" when I try to create a folder on the volume
The other Volumes (also RAID1) are working fine.
Does anyone have an idea what this error number means and how to solve the problem?
Thanks
Hello komm_it,
It may be best you contact support center for this. I did try this on our own unit and was able to create shares on 3 different volumes with no problem.
Regards,
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- JennCNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello komm_it,
What's the status of the 2nd volume? What does it say under Volumes?
Regards,
- komm_itGuide
Hello JennC,
Here a screenshot of the volumes.
ARRAY_2 is the volume where I can't create share folder and giving the error 1013030001
The other 2 volumes (DISK_2 and DISK_3) are working fine and I can create new folders on them.
Regards
- JennCNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello komm_it,
Is this the last volume you created or the 2nd?
Since I believe this volume ARRAY_2 is still empty, have you tried destroying its volume and creating a new one? What's the FW version, by the way?
Regards,
- komm_itGuideHello BrianL
Okay thanks for you help. I'll contact support later and post back if any success in solving the problem.
Regards
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