Getting Error 0x80070027: Disk is full

just bought a Duo V2 and tried to set it up last night. Initial installation seemed easy then tried to copy 5gb of mp3 files over, only to be met with a constant disc full error. Am disappointed as I bought the duo 2 as an easy (but expensive!) solution to stream media around my house. However, if I cant do something as basic as copying files across then I'll return the thing and buy something else. I'm running windows 7 x86 with PC and NAS connected via a linksys DIR-600.

I've just noticed that a new firmware 5.3.4 was released. Should this solve the problem?

Not mentioned in the Release Notes (http://www.readynas.com/RAIDiator_arm_5_3_4_Notes) so I doubt it addresses this issue.

Also bought a ReadyNas Duo V2 recently, same disk full problem when trying to copy a 100 folders each containing a dozen Mp3 files. Will also be returning this unit unless there is a fix soon. Unusable as it is now, gives error after copying only a few folders, there is no pattern that I can see. Can retry copy and it copies beyond where it failed before until the next failure. Had a V1 Duo that had none of these problems. Also V2 had no SqueezeCentre addon as standard, had to go searching around for that too! Very disappointed with this product.

I have had the same Disk full problem and it was driving me crazy trying to copy files to the NAS.

But when I connected the ReadyNAS Duo V2 to a gigabit switch and my computers to the same switch, and then connected the switch to my router everything started working. I have now managed to transfer all my mp3-files, a 75 GB file and thousands of other files of various sizes without a single error. :D

After upgrading to 5.3.4 firmware, I am still getting this error when copying files (also music) to the NAS. Unfortunatelly I do not have a Gigabit Hub, nor will I ever have one since I am on a WLAN at home, so if that is a requirement to get this going, then the Duo will have to go... :(

Is there any hope?

I also experience this error, but only when copying from my Win XP HTPC. When copying from my Macbook Pro everything works.
Still very annoying though.

jimbo34 wrote:

just bought a Duo V2 and tried to set it up last night. Initial installation seemed easy then tried to copy 5gb of mp3 files over, only to be met with a constant disc full error. Am disappointed as I bought the duo 2 as an easy (but expensive!) solution to stream media around my house. However, if I cant do something as basic as copying files across then I'll return the thing and buy something else. I'm running windows 7 x86 with PC and NAS connected via a linksys DIR-600. I've just noticed that a new firmware 5.3.4 was released. Should this solve the problem?

In the end, I bought a Netgear gigabit switch which solved the problem. I wasn't happy about throwing more money at them but to be fair it was only another 20 or $30 and transfers are much quicker now. Strange thing was when I tried to recopy the mp3's it gave me the same disk full message but this went away after 1 or 2 "try agains", as if a default setting had updated in the NAS/w7. Thought this might help.

Hi,
I believe, the problem is caused by bug in samba code. So, only windows client ( CIFS) experience the problem.
( should work fine for ftp/sftp/scp, I guess ).

It looks like a patch fixing this issue has been released in the samba version 3.5.13 at march 22nd.

I hope , it will not take a long time for Netgear to implement the changes.

More information here : https://lists.samba.org/archive/samba-technical/2011-December/081001.html .
https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8679



Regards, Marat

I bought my duo v2 yesterday and this is really disappointing.

Current samba version is 3.5.11. Have anyone tried to build and install the new version?

I have this problem too, but only from one of my 2 PCs.

I have firmware version 5.3.4

Both of my PCs windows7 64bit

I tried to copy a dvd iso image of 7GB to the NAS. It failed with the "disk is full" error. I made several attempts but no luck. I then copied the file via my network to the other PC and from there to the NAS, no problems.

I can copy the file back to the PC from the NAS with no problems.

The network controller on the failing PC is a Realtek PCIe GBE family controller.
The network controller on the working PC is a Marvell Yukon 88E8056 GBE controller.
My router is a Netgear DGN3500

update:

I've noticed that when transfering files, the port lights on my router flicker very rapidly as expected for the ports attached to the sending PC and the NAS . After a while, they go nearly solid for a few seconds (maybe a couple of brief flashes), then the one connected to my PC goes out for about a second and then I get the error.

Hope this helps diagnose the problem.

All my equipment is Gbit.