Find.Same.Images.OK 5.32 download the new version for mac

Run `lvextend -help' for more information. First time playing with QNAPs.Ĭode: Select all # lvextend /dev/vg1/tp1 -L +1T Sorry if I'm not making sense - I'm much more used to EMCs, Equalogic, Huawei, and PERC SANs. If I expand vg1-lv1, then the pool should be able to use the space? So I'm reading this right, vg1-lv1 is the actual LV, and vg1-tp1-tpool is the pool virtual drive? Model: Linux device-mapper (thin-pool) (dm) (parted) select /dev/mapper/vg1-tp1-tpool Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Not sure what that means, but here's a pic:Īny idea what I can do? I was thinking about converting the volume to thin to see if that gives me access to the new free space.Īlso thought about going to command line and manually expanding the volume with lvresize, but not sure if it's safe to use the Linux stuff under the hood. Oh, I've also noticed that the usage graph (in manage) shows half the pool as green, and half as orange. Similar if I try to set up reserved snapshot space. I'm also not able to create a new volume in the pool - it says 'The pool free space is not enough' When I try, it says 'The maximum volume capacity of the current storage pool is 5.32TB' However, I'm not able to expand the storage volume. The pool is now showing 10.9 TB in size, with 5.4 TB free. Then pulled the USB drive out of it's enclosure and inserted it in the QNAP. Started with a raid 1 mirror in the QNAP. I picked up the QNAP TS-563, with 2 additional drives (all 3 are WD Red 6tb) I started with a bunch of data on a 6tb USB drive plugged in to a server.

Find.Same.Images.OK 5.32 download the new version for mac