fresh Fedora 23 install with Amahi 9

[ddogg777]

Newbie here. Install took several hours of reading and re-reading the multiple guides, I did the full DVD server install. I then purchased the greyhole UI and added two 4tb hard drives and checked off those two as pooled drives. I attempted to copy over some files and it said there wasn't enough room. I was able to copy a 70kb file but not a 2MB file... Am I supposed to change the share location paths? I thought I could leave those as default "/var/hda/files/pictures" so that my root drive would be my landing zone. I'm also curious to know why it said there wasn't enough room, all of my partitions could have held at least a single 2MB file...

/dev/nvme0n1p1 200 MB 192 MB 8.22 MB (5%) /boot/efi
/dev/nvme0n1p2 476 MB 360 MB 87.5 MB (20%) /boot
/dev/nvme0n1p3 100 GB 99.9 GB 32.4 MB (1%) /home
/dev/nvme0n1p5 120 GB 112 GB 2.36 GB (3%) /
/dev/sda1 3.58 TB 3.4 TB 68 MB (1%) /var/hda/files/drives/HGST4tb1
/dev/sdb1 3.58 TB 3.4 TB 68 MB (1%) /var/hda/files/drives/HGST4tb2

[bigfoot65]

Please post the URL for the following:

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fpaste --sysinfo

Also you did not follow the install instructions correctly. The should not be a /home partition. That's where most of your drive space is located.

Best way to correct is reinstall.

[ddogg777]

Do I also need to delete the boot/EFI partition? Did having the /home partition screw it up? I just left the defaults...

http://paste.fedoraproject.org/357175/22810146/

[bigfoot65]

Yes erase the drive completely. It's important you follow the instructions completely to include selecting minimal install option.

Also recommend the network boot install vs DVD. Should only use the DVD if the network boot install fails.

We provide detailed instructions for properly formatting the drive. This is the best practice.

[ddogg777]

Will try it now, I don't know why the defaults included the efi partition, but I will erase it too.

[bigfoot65]

Not sure either.

Pay close attention to the Disk Drive Setup potion. This is where you went wrong last time I believe.

We have thoroughly tested the instructions and they are the best practice for the greatest success.