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[Support] HDD diing or something else?
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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2026
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Well there's the first red flag. Who's it made by? Have you verified the capacity with one of those verifier tools? Fake ones will report a huge capacity while having very little, and writes past it just disappear. The error you're seeing certainly sounds like that kind of behavior.
Yeah I suspected that too. Specially after downloading a lot of movies at once but I haven't used any tools besides fsck and fdisk and they read 1.8 Tb..I'll look into that to make surr.. Thanks!
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