PrescottX
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Are there any solid guides to help with the most difficult process in Xepenology? Upgrading the OS with more than 12 drives?
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Help! You do the math. I had an 11x8TB array, which gave me 65.46TB capacity. I added one final 8TB disk to increase capacity. I spent a few days expanding and came back to no increase in size. I should be around 72.8TB.
PrescottX replied to PrescottX's topic in General Post-Installation Questions/Discussions (non-hardware specific)
First: Understood. Second: The first parity check already completed. There was no option to to expand the volume. The capacity didn't increase. This is the second parity check I am attempting in the picture. I followed those instruction after reboot and the action was no available. -
Help! You do the math. I had an 11x8TB array, which gave me 65.46TB capacity. I added one final 8TB disk to increase capacity. I spent a few days expanding and came back to no increase in size. I should be around 72.8TB.
PrescottX posted a topic in General Post-Installation Questions/Discussions (non-hardware specific)
https://www.reddit.com/r/synology/comments/els62r/help_you_do_the_math_i_had_an_11x8tb_array_which/ See my post above. Does anyone here have any suggestions? A few more notes. -My original array was a Raid5 with 10 x 7.28TB -My new array is Raid6 with 12 x 7.28TB -I added two 8TB drives and converted to a Raid 6. The system log stated I successfully changed to Raid 6 with my new drives. But I seem to have lost 7.28TB of space. My raid should have gone from 65.46 to 72.8. -This is only only raid group. -I only have 1 volume. - These are 8TB drives, 7.28 is the raw capacity after partition. -Im data scrubbing currently manually to see if that makes a difference. -I have rebooted.
