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It's working , thanks

It would depend on how the "bad" sectors are created, if it was a pending error, re-initialize the disk would also eliminate them, especially SMR drives. but like @Polanskiman said, don't trust them any more.

If the HDD has bad sectors it will only get worse. That HDD should not be part of your raid or you might regret it sooner rather than later. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi, there was a known bug with samba system that it would report root capacity with the *nix systems. But I guess yours' is a little bit confusing. I strongly suspect that you have create all 3 sub-volume on the same volume (presumably you would be using Btrs) Please check the following Check Storage manager, check how many storage pools and volumes you have. If you want to use 3 drive as 3 separate volume, you should have 3 pool and 3 volume Check Control Panel -> Shared Folder, you should have at least 1 shared folder on each volume, it could be chosen when created or be moved afterward. Hope this solve your problem