I installed MND yesterday and noticed, that MND shows the free disk space instead of the free space available to Storj.
the node dashboard show it correctly
the multi node dashboard shows the free disc space
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Please note that the Multinode Dashboard is not a production release but a Tech Review as announced here therefore unfortunately, it is to be expected that some features are not working correctly or are missing.
I don’t know what to do with your answer. Is it not developed anymore? Do you want us to stop reporting bugs?
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Alexey
October 7, 2022, 6:52am
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Bug reports are welcome, but preferably on our GitHub Issues · storj/storj · GitHub
opened 06:51AM - 07 Oct 22 UTC
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**Description**
When you open a bandwidth and disk usage of the individual node, you will see a free space on the disk instead of free space in the allocation.
See https://forum.storj.io/t/multi-node-dashboard-shows-wrong-free-space/19868
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**Screenshots**
The single node dashboard:
The node selected in the multinode dashboard:
**Steps to reproduce the issue:**
1. Install multinode dashboard
2. add node to the multinode dashboard
3. Open **Bandwidth & disk** menu
4. Select the node in the **Nodes** dropdown
5. You will see a bandwidth and disk usage, but the free space is showed for the disk, not allocation
6. Open a single node dashboard (the integrated one, on localhost:14002 by default), you will see a free space in the allocation, not on the disk.
**Describe the results you expected:**
When we open bandwidth and disk usage for the node in the multinode dashboard, we should see a free space in the allocation, not on the disk
**Describe the results you received:**
When we open bandwidth and disk usage for the node in the multinode dashboard, we can see a free space on the disk instead of free space in the allocation
**Your environment**
- Operating system and version: any
- Additional environment details (Raspberry PI, Docker, VMWare, etc.):
```
multinode version
Version: v1.64.1
Build timestamp: 19 Sep 22 23:01 +0400
Git commit: 01dfa305452c264b839358e95ff1d9e2ccbedcec
```
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