Took a long look in the /.gh trash -- still no luck. All my data is safely backed-up on other drives. So no worries. After reviewing my goals here, I've deceived to go a different direction & explore a more self-managed solution (Ubuntu/MHDDFS/rsync/etc). Thanks for the help with everything (and...

Ok, an update... with the help of cpg, I ssh'ed into my server successfully and determined that, yes, my Greyhole LZ was full on root. I removed several files from the LZ, and was able to restart fsck. It's running (as is mysql), and I can access the server from remote clients again. Remaining issue...

Greetings, First of all, happy new year everyone. I've been spending the week setting up my first Amahi/Greyhole server (hardware detail at bottom). Hopefully, this is the last hurdle... After successfully cloning my boot/root drive (I moved from a "not-recommended" USB boot stick approach...

Got it... thanks again!

Oh, one more quick comment that seems topic relevant:

What about enabling AIO? (Applicable here? Safe in this situation)?:

Amahi Wiki: Make Samba Go Faster

Yep, close it and thank you for the excellent support.... happy new year!

Ok, brand new drive is installed as the boot/root disk (it's a Sandisk 120GB SSD Plus ). I cloned the USB boot stick onto this drive, and it's working. Now the boot stick is removed from the system. Next, I test copied some files onto the server. Speeds are improved: Larger files (video files 1GB+):...

Done... thank you! For anyone else trying to identically clone their Amahi system drive to a new drive(and assuming you have a vanilla Amahi 8/Fedora install you're cloning), make sure you DO NOT have Clonezilla install Grub for you. I made that mistake, and the clone was altered with Grub as the bo...

Will do... plan to make the swap this weekend. Thanks again.

Thanks Bigfoot. Interesting stuff. So I'm guessing there must be some bottleneck slowdown through the USB drive, happening during file copies to my larger, non-USB drives. Perhaps some data gets cached there during the copy... anyway, I appreciate the help. Will move onto the SSD approach and see ho...