Suedkiez
(Just a fellow user like you)
November 28, 2022, 3:11pm
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Sounds like it might be caused by the better/safer but therefore stricter NTFS support in RoonOS build 254. There were quite many of these, for instance here:
Roon OS 254 changed to a much more stable NTFS driver, but it’s pickier about improperly ejected drives (part of the stability effort). I had 2 people having similar issues plug the drive into Windows, run CHKDSK on Windows, and then eject the drive. When they plugged it into a Roon OS machine (1 was ROCK, 1 was Nucleus), it showed up.
Yah, the old driver was known in some cases to corrupt the drive completely, so we updated the driver. The new driver is less tolerant of error situations.
We aren’t fans of NTFS on Linux at all because of all this mess. exFAT is far less troublesome… but you have what you have and it’s painful to convert.
More in the linked thread (and quite many others)