Hiafter upgrading from Lightroom 3.2.1 to 3.3, I get an error stating that my storage location for originals, located on a NAS drive, is full. In reality I have plenty of space on the shared folder. When rolling back to 3.2.1 the issue is resolved. My os i Catalina 10.15.5 the NAS is Synology. However I believe this issue is related to Lightroom
I have same problem after updating Lightroom from Lightroom 3.2.1 to 3.3. It keeps telling me that driver is full, but I'm quite sure that there is more than plenty of space. My setup is also quite similar (MacOS Catalina 10.15.5 + Apple Airport Time Capsule).
I too have a problem since the upgrade. I am running Mojave 10.14.6. My file size on NAS is 198 GB and I have 2.46 TB free./ I can't import any photos. Needs an urgent bug fix.
I think this is the same behavior that started in 3.0 of Lightroom. I cannot import using the Connected Devices shortcuts. I have to browse and pick the same SD cards and it works.
I did verify that if I disconnect my SAN and do the import with the shortcuts, it works fine. Adobe support told me my user profile was corrupt and it is not.
My guess is the software has different ways of talking to the SAN and they need to make a change.
So I went to export my album on my external network drive, but I get an error that says I am low on disk space. It is only 30 images and I've never had this issue until this update. I was able to export this to my desktop and then upload it to my network drive, but I would much rather export directly to the intended folder.
Same issue here. NAS (SMB) has enough space, every time I re-lauch Lr it continues and copies maybe 10-20 images and errors out. I could keep going and keep re-lauching it but as I don't trust what is going on I will wait for a fix.
Tried to upload 1 .ARW file for iMAC Photos 45 minutes ago and still waiting while Lightroom is checking. What do I need to do to fix this. New to Lightroom. I've uploaded 3 images previously and all uploaded quickly.
Updates to Camera Raw, Lightroom Classic, and the Lightroom Ecosystem were released yesterday evening and contain a fix for this issue. Please install the appropriate update and see if it solves this problem.
Thank you but I'm a novice so may I please get more specific information. In my MAC finder at the CC app it says that both Lightroom and Photoshop as well as Camera Raw are all up to date. Then I tried to upload a new RAW file to Lightroom again and I still get the 'Checking free space on disk' message and the file is not uploading.
A day later there was an update available and I was able to update Lightroom and Photoshop. It took more than 2 hours but afterwards I was able to import the RAW file from my MAC that I was unable to import previously. Thank you for your help. Jay
Yes, but that assumes I'm in the same network. Do you have no suggestion on what to do if you find yourself on another network and want to mount the Synology as a volume and get it to work with Lightroom.
Is it a Lightroom problem? Because if I use all outer Adobe or MS program I can save and work directly on my HTTPS://xxxx.synology.me mounted volume.
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