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Trying to expand a Synology volume

December 3, 2014 Jim Leave a Comment

The Synology array finally finished its scrubbing operation. It took almost three days — actually longer than a rebuild.

3days later almost fone

After scrubbing, I tried once more to expand the volume:

confirm expansion

The storage manager showed that it was confirming the parity, but with no progress information, and no CPU load:

expanding nuo cpu

That was strange. I figured I’d give it a day or so to sort itself out. Next next day, I noticed that it wasn’t serving files any more:

anna not available

But the administrative panel was still happy/ Still no progress indication ,though:

but anna admin still happy

I checked for disk activity and found none:

no disk activity

I tried to shut the file server down, but it the OS wouldn’t let me:

cant shut down

So now I have a file server that’s not serving, an expansion that looks like it’s hung, and no way to reboot except to cycle the power.

Time for Synology support.

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