So I have my HDD mounted as /mnt/samsung500gb (even though it’s actually 1tb - can I rename this or is it going to cause more issues?) it’s showing as online and ready for use however…
Samba share - when I try to access from Windows it says this folder is empty.
Radaar/Sonaar - disk I/O error
Also it looks like my sd card is full and my last Radaar downloads have gone onto the sd card rather than the /mnt/samsung500gb probably because it couldn’t be accessed?
Anyways it’s all messed up again! On the plus side my new drives and copying of photos to that using syncthing and backing up using dietpi-sync is working great.
The name of the mount point has no relation to the HDD used. It is simply a name and does not allow any conclusions to be drawn about the size. The name of the mount point is assigned by you. Theoretically, it could be anything
Theoretically, this would be possible
This depends on whether apps are already accessing this mount point or not.
It depends on which mount point you have configured in SAMBA. You would have to look in the smb.conf for this.
An exact error message would be helpful here
you can easily check this with df -h
Quite possible if the HDD was not connected/mounted. Or a wrong folder was used that is not on the HDD.
Managed to unmount and remounted with a new name and now it’s working - spent the whole evening sorting all the path connections within radarr/sonarr/jackett nearly back up and running.