Hi, i am running dietpi on RB3. There is an external HDD mounted and two USB device also mounted in a raid1 configuration. LSBLK gives me the list of the devices sda,sdb,sdc. I would like to see the contents of each device separetly. How do i do it? Using ls -l for the mount point does not give…

[image] eglider86: └─sdc1 ntfs Transcend umount the Transcend device sdc sda and sdb needs to be connected as they are member of raid group md0

You need to mount the raid drive and not the individual raid members. And why not mounting the separate individual disk to an own mount point? Can you share following lsblk -o name,fstype,label,size,ro,type,mountpoint,partuuid,uuid

NAME FSTYPE LABEL SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT PARTUUID UUID sda 57.3G 0 disk └─sda1 linux_ DietPi:0 57.3G 0 part 7e0debd7-3acf-e0dd-f5ca-3dcb7c4912df sdb 57.3G 0 disk …

[image] eglider86: 57.3G 0 raid1 /mnt/raid1 [image] eglider86: 298.1G 0 part /mnt/raid1 You are mounting the external Transcend device to the very same location as your raid is mounted on. Still I would recommend to mount SBC to an own mount point.

Yes that is what i thought too. However i still would like to see what is on raid volume sdb1. It is 60GB the nextclud_data occupies only 18GB according to du -sh. How can i monitor the sole content of that device md0?

I think you can do this with mdadm

[image] eglider86: However i still would like to see what is on raid volume sdb1 you can’t mount individual raid member. It always needs to be the whole raid md0. To check 20 biggest files on our raid, ensure to umount the flash drive first or mount it somewhere else. Once done, you can do f…

So i have to unmount both flash drives first?

Thank you so much. All my questions have been answered. It works perfectly. Thank you

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