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Retired_Member
Jan 29, 2018
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ReadyNas 6.9.2 Error After Update - Contact Support

ReadyNas has been running fine for over two years and now just after Christmas when I updated to 6.9.2 all of a sudden I get reports that System Volume Root is 86% and to contact support. Tried to contact support but apparently they want money to fix their issue.

FYI... I have no snapshots and am running no Apps other SMB. My drive was getting full but I cleaned it up and it is now down to 65% and I still get the errors. I have ran the scrub but no change.

Is anyone else having this issue? I have searched all over the community and found similar problems from years ago that had to do with snapshots but this is obviously not the case.

  • evan2's avatar
    evan2
    Feb 01, 2018

    Retired_Member

    it is OK now after delete it,  md0 is 29% used now.

    Note: I copy that file to /apps folder, if you system have problem after delete it, I can copy it back.

    root@MainBackup:/var/lib/mysql# df
    Filesystem      1K-blocks       Used Available Use% Mounted on
    udev                10240          4     10236   1% /dev
    /dev/md0          3862208    1032824   2603492  29% /
    tmpfs              254136          0    254136   0% /dev/shm
    tmpfs              254136        464    253672   1% /run
    tmpfs              127072       9848    117224   8% /run/lock
    tmpfs              254136          0    254136   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
    /dev/md127     2925414784 1946778536 974921720  67% /data
    /dev/md127     2925414784 1946778536 974921720  67% /apps
    /dev/md127     2925414784 1946778536 974921720  67% /home
    /dev/md127     2925414784 1946778536 974921720  67% /var/ftp/MainBackup
    tmpfs                   4          0         4   0% /data/MainBackup/snapshot
    tmpfs                   4          0         4   0% /home/Douglas/snapshot
    

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  • StephenB's avatar
    StephenB
    Guru - Experienced User

    If you want to investigate the OS partition fullness yourself, you'll need to enable SSH, and use the linux CLI to take a deeper look at the OS partition.

    • Retired_Member's avatar
      Retired_Member

      I had already enabled ssh and looked for large files and found nothing but the logs inside rsyslog which is at 5GB but everything I read said not to delete these log files.

       

      • mdgm-ntgr's avatar
        mdgm-ntgr
        NETGEAR Employee Retired

        rsyslog is included in some 3rd party apps. Which apps do you have installed?

         

        We use the systemd journal, so your rsyslog is essentially duplicating this information.

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