freenas-boot capacity warning - How to free up space???

[hikurakx]

Can you go in more details?

Then the space is being held by a snapshot.

 

[Robert Trevellyan]

Sorry, I was confused by your thread-jack.

The space is obviously being consumed by freenas-boot/ROOT/default, so you need to delve into that to figure out why.

 

[hikurakx]

Sorry, I was confused by your thread-jack.

The space is obviously being consumed by freenas-boot/ROOT/default, so you need to delve into that to figure out why.

Sorry to jacked the thread. Yes, it's look like the freenas-boot/ROOT/default is taking up the space, and it's mounted on "/", so, when I do
du -d 1 -x /

the result returned just doesn't make sense...

 

[Robert Trevellyan]

I don't think du knows about snapshots, so it's probably still something to do with snapshots.

 

[hikurakx]

I have been working on this for last couple days and still couldn't figure out. :(
maybe someone can help? Thanks!!!

 

[Robert Trevellyan]

I'm not sure what's going on, but there's a simple solution, which is:

1. Save your configuration.
2. Do a clean install of FreeNAS.
3. Restore your configuration.