TOS 5.1.67 - Unable to sync dot files via SMB

[darkvoice]

Hi all,
on F2-422 I updated from TOS4 to TOS5 - to version 5.1.67 at last, anche backup system i used previously without issues (GoodSync) to backup data from PC to NAS, now gets errors if it has to transfer files that start with a "." (specifically some .jpg files).
Any way to workaround this problem?
Thx a lot

[TMzethar]

Hi，
May I ask how you specifically transfer data from PC to NAS?
Also, have you ever understood that a system partition with only 2GB from TOS4 is not sufficient to use the newer TOS5 version properly?

[darkvoice]

As I said, I transfer from PC to NAS via SMB using GoodSync pc tool, that keeps NAS folders mirrored as PC ones by monitoring them.

About system partition, I'm not sure I understand what you mean. How do I check if system partition is big enough?
The hard disk where system is stored is a 3tb WD Red.

[darkvoice]

EDIT: ok, I was able to check the system partition and I see it's 2gb.
I've read in TOS update notice thread that system in such conditions sould refuse to update. In my case, instead, it updated flawlessly, so I actually have a TOS 5.1.67 on a 2gb system partition. Any way to fix this problem, maybe avoiding to lose all data on the disk and/or without removing the hard disk physically?
Thx a lot for support.

[TMeric]

If your system partition is a 2G partition, we recommend that you:
1. Format the hard drive after backing up data
2. Reinstall 5.1.67

You can refer to the following link：
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=4912

[darkvoice]

Formatting and reinstalling would automatically generate a system partition of the proper size?
To format the disk do I necessarily need to remove the disk or can I do it from TOS itself?
Thx a lot in advance

[TMeric]

{L_BUTTON_AT}darkvoice

After you format your disk and then reinstall your system, your system partition is 8GB. About how to format your disk. You can refer to this link below: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=4912

[darkvoice]

Thx a lot, I will try ASAP and let you know how it went.