Disk Useage Critical (again?)

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StephenB wrote:

You likely will run into issues getting support since you are running OS6 on a legacy NAS.  Can you ssh in?  If so, please run df . -h when you get in, and post the results. 

 

FWIW, I've been told that Netgear Data Recovery Services are available to folks running OS 6 on legacy.

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Thank you for this StephenB, I have confirmed that you will be denied of the support for the Legacy NAS running on OS6 but we can offer the data recovery.

If you will be considering data recovery, you can check the link below:

ReadyNAS Data Recovery Diagnostics - Scope of Service

Regards,

Hi StephenB

 All my data is backed up.

Many thanks for your post.

root@NASPro:~# ls
root@NASPro:~# df . -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/md0 4.0G 664M 3.0G 18% /
root@NASPro:~#

/dev/md0 is not a directory and I can not open it.

All my backups go to:

/media/USB_HDD_1 (usb)

192.168.n.n/<folder> (rsync)

192.168.nn.nn/<folder>  (rsync)

root@NASPro:/dev# df -h gives:

root@NASPro:/dev# df -h
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev             10M  4.0K   10M   1% /dev
/dev/md0        4.0G  664M  3.0G  18% /
tmpfs           490M     0  490M   0% /dev/shm
tmpfs           490M  5.9M  484M   2% /run
tmpfs           245M     0  245M   0% /run/lock
tmpfs           490M     0  490M   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /data
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /apps
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /home
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /run/nfs4/data/Backups_Weekly_of_Ultra
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /run/nfs4/data/copies_of_usb
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /run/nfs4/data/database
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /run/nfs4/data/documents
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /run/nfs4/data/filing_cabinet
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /run/nfs4/data/financial
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /run/nfs4/data/howtos
/dev/md127      1.9T  1.1T  818G  56% /run/nfs4/data/software
root@NASPro:/dev#

root@NASPro:/dev#ls gives:

root@NASPro:/dev# ls
agpgart		 kmsg		     ptmx    tty13  tty38  tty62
autofs		 log		     pts     tty14  tty39  tty63
block		 loop0		     random  tty15  tty4   tty7
boot_reason	 loop1		     rfkill  tty16  tty40  tty8
bsg		 loop2		     rtc     tty17  tty41  tty9
btrfs-control	 loop3		     rtc0    tty18  tty42  ttyS0
bus		 loop4		     sda     tty19  tty43  ttyS1
char		 loop5		     sda1    tty2   tty44  ttyS2
console		 loop6		     sda2    tty20  tty45  ttyS3
cpu		 loop7		     sda3    tty21  tty46  urandom
cpu_dma_latency  loop-control	     sdb     tty22  tty47  vcs
disk		 mapper		     sdb1    tty23  tty48  vcs1
dri		 mcelog		     sdb2    tty24  tty49  vcs2
fb0		 md		     sdb3    tty25  tty5   vcs3
fd		 md0		     sg0     tty26  tty50  vcs4
full		 md1		     sg1     tty27  tty51  vcs5
fuse		 md127		     shm     tty28  tty52  vcs6
hwrng		 mem		     snd     tty29  tty53  vcsa
i2c-0		 memory_bandwidth    stderr  tty3   tty54  vcsa1
i2c-1		 mpt2ctl	     stdin   tty30  tty55  vcsa2
i2c-2		 mptctl		     stdout  tty31  tty56  vcsa3
i2c-3		 mqueue		     tty     tty32  tty57  vcsa4
i2c-4		 net		     tty0    tty33  tty58  vcsa5
i2c-5		 network_latency     tty1    tty34  tty59  vcsa6
i2c-6		 network_throughput  tty10   tty35  tty6   vpd
initctl		 null		     tty11   tty36  tty60  zero
input		 port		     tty12   tty37  tty61
root@NASPro:/dev#

Many thanks

David