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Hello

yesterday and I connected my lacie and all my files from tr-downloads are disappeared.
I have around 300GB and now I have a clean directory.

When I try to include a new file to transmission I cannot make it start.

go to the system information and I get
Total Storage 928.78 GB
Available Storage 0.00 GB

I have or I had at least 400 GB avaiable.

Another think is my cronojobs are missing too from croon scheduler option

That seems the lacie do a reset and used all my disk space.

any ideas?

I am in trouble here

Thanks in advance

seems like your data partition is mounted

are you familiar with using Putty (ssh client running under windows) ?

If not install it, it will enable you to connect to the nas via de ssh server and get a linux command prompt. The username you have to use is root and the default password giveit2me (unless you changed that)
When you have command prompt give the commands

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df -h

this wil display the available file systems and used and free space

Also give the command

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mount

This will display the mounted partitions

Post the output here
copying from command window Putty is easy just hover over the text you want to copy in that window while keeping left mouse button pressed, when you release the left button the marked text is copied to the clip board automatically. You can then use ctr+v to paste it

the problem looks similar to this one viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1739#p13159

there running this command at the command line solved it

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e2fsck /dev/sda8

you are the best

I have done the command "e2fsck /dev/sda8" and now is everything like before

thanks a million

I installed fvdw 15 on a NWSP2 last year but did not put the drive into operation.

I believe I changed all the passwords (ssh, web and NFS) but I can not find any of them now.
How can I regain control of this device?

So you have also no acces to the web interface?
In that case there are two options
(1) a complete new install as made on a new disk. You could use the fvdw-sl console to do that
(2) use the fvdw-sl console to load the standalone kernel that will give you telnet acces and then replace the nas database.
If there is no data on this nas option 1 is the easiest one