Hi everyone,i am currently running in an issue with my duo. I was running a single 1Tb drive, and switched to a single 2Tb drive. I installed the latest raidiator software 4.1.12 successfully, i can access the device from the http console, BUT the disk shows 0% space available out of 0Mb.I searched through the forums and someone said to do a disk check, which i did. Nothing changed.The disk is a SAMSUNG HD204UI , and is known to work on this device. I dont really know what to do ... it is a fresh install, i activated DLNA and NFS, nothing more i believe. i can see the /backup and /media folders from my computer, but cant access them. I guess i am missing something but cant see what. Please, help ? Thanks !

Are the shared folders set to allow "everyone" read/write access?

Have you activated smb or cifs on the duo?It doesn't sound like the disk has been added properly, however the fact that you can see shares suggests that there is a volume.Have you tried rebooting, or if here is no data on the drive, doing a factory default?

I just checked and the default access is set to read/write for nfs and cifs. I have no users defined yet, except admin. I also turned off the apple talk protocol, no apple products at home.I have CIFS activated yes, and NFS. I tried to reboot. The install is fresh (like 40 mins fresh)

I don't think he added a drive. It sounds like he pulled the single existing drive and installed a different one.If so, of course there would be no data. It should be possible to access the two shares using NAS admin credentials - though they would be empty.

So i just tried to add a user, and it failed.message is "Pas de système de fichiers disponible pour le partage. [tayst]"which is translated to "no available filesystem for the share.[tayst]" .Looks like the duo does not like 2Tb drives ?Edit: yes i pulled the previous 1Tb drive and switched to a new 2Tb one and upgraded to new raidiator right after.Edit 2 : i launched a new raidiator install. If it does not work i will try a factory reset. Any other idea ? I could try to enable ssh and check "from the inside" maybe.

Duo V1, new install with new hdd - 0Mb available - ntfs ?!?

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Croustibat

Aspirant

Jul 22, 2013

Ok so fdisk tells me i have a partition type 7 on that drive. which is NTFS. I guess this is the heart of my problem ... can i just destroy that partition ? and do the install cycle again, or is this perfectly normal ?

This is a second hand hdd, sorry i forgot to mention that ...

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/hdc1 11 20563300 1953512448 7 HPFS/NTFS

Command (m for help): q

Nas-data:~# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/hdc1 1.8T 865M 1.8T 1% /
tmpfs 16k 0 16k 0% /USB
Nas-data:~# cd /
Nas-data:/# ls
bin dev frontview initrd lost+found opt ramfs sbin tmp usr
c etc home lib mnt proc root sys USB var
Nas-data:/# cat /etc/fstab
/dev/hdc1 / ext3 defaults,noatime 0 1
proc /proc proc defaults 0 0

how can it use 865Mb out of 1.8T and use 1% of the disk ? How is it even able to write on an NTFS partition ? I should not be able to even list the device ... Fstab says ext3 drive though. I really dont understand what is happening here.

vandermerwe
Master
Jul 22, 2013
Just delete all the partitions and put it back in. If the drive is ok, it should work. While the drive is out , is there a drive test utility for those samsung drives. This may work ,
http://www.seagate.com/support/download ... in-master/
Croustibat
Aspirant
Jul 22, 2013
Yes, i am going to do that. I tried adding the boot flag and changing the partition id to a linux one, and surprisingly it booted. I'll just delete that partition and try again.

Still i am surprised raidiator did not delete that partition when it installed.

If it still does not work i will try the software you linked. I will report my findings anyway. Thanks everyone :D

edit: so, first report. Raidar reports "corrupt root" and i got a blue led, meaning it must be formatting it. I hope it does.
vandermerwe
Master
Jul 22, 2013
Are you sure it's formatting. Usually that message means you need to factory default.
Croustibat
Aspirant
Jul 22, 2013
It should have finished by now, and it has not.

Here goes factory default ... i need to find a needle or something.
edit: needle found, formatting.
Croustibat
Aspirant
Jul 22, 2013
Ok, it works now.

I really think we should get an option to format the drive without going for a concealed switch ... or at least get a clear warning /indication when a new disk is detected.

Thanks everyone, problem solved.
mdgm-ntgr
NETGEAR Employee Retired
Jul 23, 2013
There has been an improvement in this area with the new models (RN102, RN104, RN312 etc.). As for the legacy models such as the Duo I would expect handling of new hard drives would remain how it is at the moment.

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