Chris wrote:
Nothing broke on your end, Jonas — this is a pretty common side effect of a NAS OS update that includes a reboot. What likely happened: the storage pool holding your media took a bit longer to mount than usual after the update, and SparkBox's apps started up before it was ready, so Sonarr/Radarr ended up looking at an empty folder instead of your real one. Try: sudo sparkbox restart media — that restarts just the media apps fresh now that the drive is fully mounted, and Radarr/Sonarr should see your files again. If /data is still empty after that, let us know and we'll dig further.
Chris wrote:
Glad it sorted itself out, Jonas! No need to delete the post -- leaving it up is genuinely useful, since another Ugreen user who hits the same 'media apps lose the Root Media folder after a NAS update' symptom can search and find this thread with the fix (sudo sparkbox restart media) already sitting right there. We'd rather have a few 'solved itself after the reboot settled' threads on the board than have people rediscover the same fix from scratch. Thanks for circling back to confirm it worked!