Problem with visibility of free disk space

I have a problem with disk space, displaying exactly. In Transmission, Rtorrent, and after SAMBA, it shows 0 (zero) free space. In Gparted and the Kodi file manager, it shows that there is some GB of free space available. I copied the contents of the disk and after that I formatted the disk and put the content back in and to no avail, I also did a clean LIBREELEC ( GENERIC version ) installation and the same problem. After the df -h command it shows that it is 100% taken, but you can see that there is 200 GB of free disk space, e.g. VIDEO 6

LibreELEC:~ # df -h
Filesystem                Size      Used Available Use% Mounted on
devtmpfs                  3.7G      4.0K      3.7G   0% /dev
/dev/nvme0n1p1          511.7M    247.6M    264.1M  48% /flash
/dev/loop0              231.0M    231.0M         0 100% /
/dev/nvme0n1p2          457.0G    490.5M    456.5G   0% /storage
tmpfs                     3.7G         0      3.7G   0% /dev/shm
tmpfs                     3.7G     10.4M      3.7G   0% /run
tmpfs                     3.7G         0      3.7G   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
tmpfs                     3.7G      2.6M      3.7G   0% /var
tmpfs                     3.7G      4.0K      3.7G   0% /tmp
/dev/sdd1                 2.7T      2.4T    131.9G  95% /var/media/VIDEO 3
/dev/sdf1                 2.7T      2.6T         0 100% /var/media/VIDEO 2
/dev/sdh1                 2.7T      2.1T    508.1G  81% /var/media/VIDEO 11
/dev/sdb1                 3.6T      3.4T         0 100% /var/media/VIDEO 6
/dev/sde1                 3.6T      3.5T         0 100% /var/media/VIDEO 4
/dev/sdc1                 3.6T      3.4T     11.0G 100% /var/media/VIDEO 5
/dev/sdg1                 7.2T      4.1T      2.8T  59% /var/media/VIDEO 7
/dev/sda1                 3.6T    484.3G      2.9T  14% /var/media/VIDEO 1
/dev/sdj1                 3.8G    201.8M      3.6G   5% /var/media/LIBREELEC

Quote from chewitt

Please share the URL from "journalctl | paste" and "mount | paste" about 20-30 seconds after boot so we can see how the drives are being mounted and if the kerrnel logs any error messages. Ignore lrusak message - it was late when he replied and his eyeballs didn't make it past the /dev/loop0 device to where the real issue is

http://ix.io/2Ulu

http://ix.io/2Ulv

That was it?? chewitt

Quote from JoeAverage

@witetek666

have the disks ever been in an RAID ?

if so:

I remember an simular bug years ago under Fedora.

the fix was to overwrite (not formatting only) the whole disk(s) with pattern/zero's (after an backup) to get rid of an RAID-signatur somewhere on the disk.

P.S.

Houston, why is "shr<put the 5th letter from abc here>d" a censored word ???

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They were never in RAID, none of the 7 drives. It only happened when I used too many files and when I was already deleting a lot of files since then that is, but I have formatted each disk and it still is.