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Can't Free Up Drive space

Started by MaximusIGN, November 11, 2008, 09:07:36 PM

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MaximusIGN

   

I have a Terastation Live HS-DH-TGL/R5 configured in a Raid5 setup with about 1.35Terabytes of space. It's a great piece of hardware but for some strange reason, when I delete files, I don't recover any space and now it's full.

 

So for example, if I access the drive via a share from my computer I can see all the files and folders with my free space showing as only 20Kb. If I then delete a 100Mb file, nothing happens. I still only have 20kb. I've delete large blocks but can't seem to recover any space.

 

Is there a utility or something extremely obvious I'm overlooking? I've read the manual from front to back, Google'd and searched the forums to no avail.

 

Thanks if you can assist. 


michiganian

   

Are you using a function called "Trash Box." It is similar to the Trash Box of Windows. When you delete files, files "move" to the Trash Box on the shared folder. You need to "delete" the Trash Box to free up drive space.


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   Log onto the Terastation GUI => Shared Folders => Select whatever folder => Recycle Bin: Disable => Apply
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MaximusIGN

   Thanks for the answers guys!

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