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RN314 FW 6.7.1 root partition full, how to fix ?
Hi, I rebooted my readynas and after boot GUI didn't start, cli is still working fine. I logged in and it seems that root partition is full, but not full. It says 100% full, but there is only 1,...
Skywalker fixed root fs somehow, and not it is working fine.
To be able to look "under" mountpoints, mount-bind the root volume to /mnt:
mount --bind / /mnt
Then look inside it:
cd /mnt du -d1 -h
It will tell you which is the biggest folder, then cd into it and re-run:
cd <big_folder> du -d1 -h
Repeat the operation until there is no more big folder, only the total is big, which means it's big file(s) in the current directory, then:
ls -lhS
When you're finished cleaning up the big files, unmount the temporary bind:
cd umount /mnt
If deleting data doesn't work, you may also need to balance the empty chunks:
btrfs balance start -musage=0 -dusage=0 /
jak0lantash wrote:If deleting data doesn't work, you may also need to balance the empty chunks:
btrfs balance start -musage=0 -dusage=0 /
root@readynas:/etc# btrfs balance start -musage=0 -dusage=0 / Done, had to relocate 0 out of 13 chunks root@readynas:/etc#
It didn't help, root is still full.
jak0lantash wrote:To be able to look "under" mountpoints, mount-bind the root volume to /mnt:
mount --bind / /mnt
Then look inside it:
cd /mnt du -d1 -h
It will tell you which is the biggest folder, then cd into it and re-run:
cd <big_folder> du -d1 -h
Repeat the operation until there is no more big folder, only the total is big, which means it's big file(s) in the current directory, then:
ls -lhS
When you're finished cleaning up the big files, unmount the temporary bind:
cd umount /mnt
It is not possible to remove files, rm command always gives error.
root@readynas:/mnt/var/cache/apt/archives# rm libgsm1_1.0.13-4_amd64.deb rm: cannot remove 'libgsm1_1.0.13-4_amd64.deb': No space left on device root@readynas:/mnt/var/cache/apt/archives#
Is there a way to to factory reset with out disks, so that data volume is saved ?
I need to get this system up and running as soon as possible !!
Skywalker fixed root fs somehow, and not it is working fine.
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