My RAID Should Be 76 TB, But It Seems 64 TB, What Maybe Wrong?

My RAID Should Be 76 TB, But It Seems 64 TB, What Maybe Wrong?

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Quick Answer; With Qnap New Firmware, If You Dont Change “Bytes Per Inode” Option whiclre creating Volume, You’ll Have Less Space Then You Have. Here is default Bytes Per Inode result;

And here is after you change Bytes Per Inode option;

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How To Fix?

1 – If you have a low size volume, you must remove and re-create, so go to Storage Space to Remove Volume

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2 – Click on Volume and go ->Manage -> Remove ->ok

3 – Wait for removing..

4 – After finish, go to create -> Create Data Volume -> Choose Thich or Thin Volume (I prefer Thick)

5 – Enable File System Option and change to 65536

6  -Press “Set Max” and click next

7 – After process finish; you will have 76 TB Free size again

After That You May Get A Threshold Error; To Fix This, Diable Threshold

1 – If you Get This Problem;

2 – Go To Volume -> Manage -> Actions -> Set Threshold

3 – Disable Threshold and Appy;

4 – Problem Fixed!

My RAID Should Be 76 TB, But It Seems 64 TB, What Maybe Wrong?RAID Yapımda 76 TB Boş Alan Olması Gerekirken 64 TB Görünüyor, Problem Ne Olabilir?, 10.0 out of 10 based on 4 ratings