Desktop - TOS: Background tasks?
Posted: 21 Dec 2020, 19:53
Hi,
Mine is not really an issue, but more of a question.
I have a F2-221 model with 2 8TB HDD.
TOS version is 4.1.30-2008051459
When I access the file manager via Chrome browser and try to do simple tasks (to my humble knowledge) like moving or deleting folders, the screen is stuck in "(i) Loading..." for the longest time - hours, even. I have a sense that this is related to how big the files are.
So I have a three-part question:
1) Is it normal to take hours to process a Move/Copy/Delete action for a folder that has 100-300GB?
2) If I close the browser, will the task be completed (for example if it is a copy-action, that doesn't require a two-step verification - unlike delete) eventually?
3) Should I be doing this through a different way? I've tried accessing it from the Windows Explorer with the file:\\192.168.1.139, as recommended for larger files but it is also excruciatingly slow - about 1 hour to delete a 100GB folder. But at least there is a progress window and I know where I'm at.
Thank you and best regards,
André
Mine is not really an issue, but more of a question.
I have a F2-221 model with 2 8TB HDD.
TOS version is 4.1.30-2008051459
When I access the file manager via Chrome browser and try to do simple tasks (to my humble knowledge) like moving or deleting folders, the screen is stuck in "(i) Loading..." for the longest time - hours, even. I have a sense that this is related to how big the files are.
So I have a three-part question:
1) Is it normal to take hours to process a Move/Copy/Delete action for a folder that has 100-300GB?
2) If I close the browser, will the task be completed (for example if it is a copy-action, that doesn't require a two-step verification - unlike delete) eventually?
3) Should I be doing this through a different way? I've tried accessing it from the Windows Explorer with the file:\\192.168.1.139, as recommended for larger files but it is also excruciatingly slow - about 1 hour to delete a 100GB folder. But at least there is a progress window and I know where I'm at.
Thank you and best regards,
André