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I've done yesterday update to newest version TOS 4.2.32, after update, and upload new files something strange start to happening with my volume free space.
Screen 1 - my hard drive configuration and empty space
Screen 2 - all catalogs with sizes
As you can see i'm missing ~ TB of free space.

Any solution? Some ssh disk recalculation command?

Guessing that you used volume2 as the primary volume before, your data of nearly 1TB may be stored on the admin, public and appdata of Volume2. You can refer this guide to change(Restore) your primary volume back to volume2. viewtopic.php?f=76&t=2443

TMzethar wrote: ↑17 Apr 2022, 20:42 Guessing that you used volume2 as the primary volume before, your data of nearly 1TB may be stored on the admin, public and appdata of Volume2. You can refer this guide to change(Restore) your primary volume back to volume2. viewtopic.php?f=76&t=2443

No, i never used volume2 as primary. From the begining volume1 is system drive (ssd) for apps. And i have only 1 app instaled, so its impossible to use 1TB of data. Shared folders looks OK:

Please try to restore shared folders to volume2 first. viewtopic.php?f=76&t=2443

TMSupport wrote: ↑18 Apr 2022, 14:06 Please try to restore shared folders to volume2 first. viewtopic.php?f=76&t=2443

Done, still the same.

Hello, may I ask if you have any other shared folders that you have not given permission to and are not displayed in the file management. and what application did you install?

TMnorah wrote: ↑18 Apr 2022, 22:18 Hello, may I ask if you have any other shared folders that you have not given permission to and are not displayed in the file management. and what application did you install?

No, only those fodders that are displayed in screens.
I have only one application: transmission, that using folders listed on screen.

Follow the steps below to check the usage of volume 2.
1. Log in to the SSh terminal
2. 3.

TMSupport wrote: ↑19 Apr 2022, 17:55 Follow the steps below to check the usage of volume 2.
1. Log in to the SSh terminal
2.

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cd /mnt/md1

3.

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du -sh *

[root@TNAS md1]# du -sh *
8.0K @system
8.0K @zlog
904G Filmy
13G Gabrysia
169G Tomek
188K User
0 appdata
263M application
0 public
[root@TNAS md1]#

You can first check the volume usage with Then you can try the following steps:
1. 2. 3. Check which directory is using the most capacity,
If you see "x T md0 "then use If you see "x T md2" then use