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Re: Admin settings keeps loading over and over again with the latest firmware.
I find it interesting that most of your shares show zero snapshots, not "never" ("aldrig" in your Danish version). That means snapshots are enabled but either none have been taken or all have been deleted to make space available (which the NAS will do if space is critical).
I have not seen your reply as to whether the warning you are getting is regarding the OS partition or the data partition. If it's the OS partition, we're going down the wrong road.
Also, do you have any LUNs that are taking up space?
I find it interesting that most of your shares show zero snapshots, not "never" ("aldrig" in your Danish version). That means snapshots are enabled but either none have been taken or all have been deleted to make space available (which the NAS will do if space is critical).
I have not seen your reply as to whether the warning you are getting is regarding the OS partition or the data partition. If it's the OS partition, we're going down the wrong road.
Also, do you have any LUNs that are taking up space?
I've never really learned how a NAS is working so i am just glad i got it up and running wich i might think you know by now. 🙂
So if you want to learn me more about this while we investigate this i'm all ear i think it's called. 🙂
How can i see if it is the OS or the data partition?
The use of the system volume root is 95%. This condition does not usually occur under normal conditions. Contact technical support.
This is the OS partition ("system volume root"). It's not about how much data you have stored on the NAS. The full OS partition might be linked to the difficulty in getting the hotfix installed.
There are three ways to fix this:
Engage paid Netgear support to do it for you remotely. This will require purchase of a support contract.
Backup all your data, do a factory default, and set the NAS up again.
Fix it yourself with ssh.
Since you really don't have much data on the NAS, option 2 is what I'd suggest. If you have no experience with the linux command line, I don't recommend option 3.
The use of the system volume root is 95%. This condition does not usually occur under normal conditions. Contact technical support.
This is the OS partition ("system volume root"). It's not about how much data you have stored on the NAS. The full OS partition might be linked to the difficulty in getting the hotfix installed.
There are three ways to fix this:
Engage paid Netgear support to do it for you remotely. This will require purchase of a support contract.
Backup all your data, do a factory default, and set the NAS up again.
Fix it yourself with ssh.
Since you really don't have much data on the NAS, option 2 is what I'd suggest. If you have no experience with the linux command line, I don't recommend option 3.
How could this have happened?
I'll go with number 2 since i just have bought a new HDD and have the free space.
I marked every folder and tried to just copy them to my new HDD but i wont do that, i have to go inside the NAS folder e.g 3D and mark everything there to be able to copy them to my new HDD. Why is that? Why wont to let me take all the folders directly?
I marked every folder and tried to just copy them to my new HDD but i wont do that, i have to go inside the NAS folder e.g 3D and mark everything there to be able to copy them to my new HDD. Why is that? Why wont to let me take all the folders directly?
It's Windows that's doing that, not the NAS itself. I don't know the rationale.
I marked every folder and tried to just copy them to my new HDD but i wont do that, i have to go inside the NAS folder e.g 3D and mark everything there to be able to copy them to my new HDD. Why is that? Why wont to let me take all the folders directly?
It's Windows that's doing that, not the NAS itself. I don't know the rationale.
Ok i see, then i will disconnect the NAS HDD and connect it to my computer and copy the files from it to my computer.
Then i put it back in the NAS and restore to the factory settings.It will take for ever otherwise.
Do i have to turn something on in this settingsscreen, see attached picture.
No, this looks fine.
Good!
I have named the NAS to the exact name as before since i have a couple of path settings using it so just to make it easier to configure my apps and stuff. Hope this doesn't mess things up in some way. The same name and the same internal address.
Try downloading the full log zip file, and look in app-install.log and apt-history.log
I did and here is the results:
app-install.log
-- Logs begin at Sun 2021-09-12 13:19:45 CEST, end at Sun 2021-09-12 21:25:15 CEST. -- Sep 12 19:14:25 TODDENAS fv-app-install[14751]: [/tmp/nastools-transmission_2.92-nt2_armel.deb](0%) prepare Sep 12 19:14:00 TODDENAS fv-app-install[14561]: [/tmp/transmissionr6_3.00.8_all.deb](0%) prepare
and there's no apt-history.log to be found.
Where can i found the full zip files for this apps?
