sadly I cant check that, because the only other windows ( in general GUI pc ) I have at home at this moment is my windows 10 preview, and it cant connect to the nas for some reason
EDIT: I have now got connection from my windows 10 pc and tested ( mapped the nas share as drive b ).
I have started testing some thing and that behavior is actually showing on both my WD nas drives and not on other nas drives from other company’s that I have.
Could it really be right that WD nas drives have a problem with lots of small files?
if you look at the folder “p085th45.default”, that is a backup profile copy of thunderbird, and dropbox-backup does not have so many small files, because lets say image files is mostly 5mb+ because of use of dslr camera, and server is a backup copy of my linux server on file level ( not zip/tar.gz packed backup ), and the folders have not counted to the end, but it was just to grab a status image to update the thread
Here is a screenshoot from the test with several folders on the nas, just to verify that it not just was that one folder there had issues
EDIT: Jus a test from the thunderbird backup, and I’m right now copying the thunderbird folder to my windows 10 to see what it says locally on windows 10
MyBookLive:/DataVolume/shares/Public# du --max-depth 0 -b p085th45.default/6428764810 p085th45.default/MyBookLive:/DataVolume/shares/Public# du --max-depth 0 -h p085th45.default/14G p085th45.default/MyBookLive:/DataVolume/shares/Public# du --max-depth 0 -b server/375856372029 server/MyBookLive:/DataVolume/shares/Public# du --max-depth 0 -h server/378G server/
EDIT: Here is where I tryed to copy the folder to windows 10 result
thanks for the answer, I guess then that I have to take the drives out of the wd nas servers and then drop going with WD anymore, because about 50% af the content of both WD nas is smaller files because of rsync backups