Wygląda na to że masz dysk zapełniony - w jakiś dziwny sposób.
Porada po angielsku - możesz spróbować:
1. Disable Network Recycle bin. (shouldn't matter but just in case.)
2. Turn off QNAP.
3. Remove Disk. (we only had 1 if you have more ensure they all go back exactly the same.)
4. Open QNAP Pro Finder and select "Settings" "Connect Via SSH". (you may need to download the application if you don't already have it.)
a. login with "admin"
b. password "MAC address of Nic1" (we used Nic1 MAC address it may be Nic2 and used all uppercase and no spaces or special characters letters and numbers only.)
c. select check box enable ssh access, this enables ssh access you will not actually be ssh in yet.
5. Use Putty, download if needed, to ssh to the QNAP and use the MAC address password still.
6. Plug in the Hard Disk while ssh into the box/Hot Insert. (check your QNAP to confirm HOT swap ability, most should be)
7. run the following command "storage_util –sys_startup"
8. run the following command "storage_util –sys_startup_p2"
9. go to the effected volume and remove approximately 500GB of data or some amount files to free space. (this will vary greatly 32GB is the lock down amount but we need to free up more than enough space for any corrupt file issues or space taken by application or files not seen yet.)
10. example of removing files.
a. run "cd /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/Storage/
b. run "rm -rf filename.xxx" (do this for enough files to clear 500GB or whatever you would like to try.)
c. run "cd /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/Storage/@Recycle/"
d. rum "rm -rf filename.xxx" (do this for all files in the @Recycle bin.)
11. run “/etc/init.d/services.sh stop”
12. run “umount /dev/mapper/cachedev1” (this may be a different directory for you look at the mount that was read only "ro" in the mount command.)
13. run “e2fsck -c -f -v -p /dev/mapper/cachedev1” (resolve any errors or issue that may show up here, this may require further procedures not covered here.)
14. run "reboot"
