LE 11.0.1 RPI4 latest USB3 FW update kills USB drive

I updated my RPI4 to LE 11.0.1 and the USB3 drive worked correctly at the time (I know because I was able to set a favorite folder). Today I noticed the drive isn't detected. I booted into a different system (Batocera) and now I can see the drive but it's empty. When connecting to PC the drive works properly. I then remembered that after setting up LE I updated the VIA USB3 FW. This most likely killed the USB drive. Is this a known problem? Is there a solution? Can I downgrade to an earlier USB3 FW? Many thanks!

P.s. when I unplugged the disk, I can see a Kodi notification USB Drive [Name] removed. But the disk is just not showing up in ssh under df. The drive is NTFS. I'm sure LE 11.0.1 used to access its content w/o a problem the only change I can remember is the USB FW. Hope the additional information may help. Thank you

Quote from chewitt

Run "pastekodi" over SSH and share the URL, else there is nothing to investigate

Thank you. Here it is

http://ix.io/4tI0

the usb drive is plugged in. Its name is "2TB" which is not in the output. The du command doesn't show it's mounted. But when unplugged the Kodi interface will show "usb drive 2TB removed". I'm at a loss..

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ext HDs not mounted after 11.01 update

Well just a small issue. My 2 ext 4TB drives are missing. I get a message when I power them down that both were successfully removed. One drive showed offline using Win disk manager. I set it back to online and tried again but LE 11.01 does not seem to recognize them. Something in the update process is likely the cause as this happened with the 11.0 upgrade. Here's my log.

http://ix.io/4sie

Reddirt

March 31, 2023 at 6:01 AM

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usb hdds not mounting after restart

Hello everyone!

So I'm having this issue that started a few days ago and I'm unable to figure it out why both my usb hdds aren't mounting after restart.

What I'm running: LibreELEC nightly-20220426-d546803 on a RPi4 8gb with two self-powered WD MyBook 16Tb hdds, with one NTFS partition each, hooked to a self-powered Anker usb3 hub.

What happens: it started with just a delay in mounting the hdds at start but after a day or two they wouldn't get mounted at all.

What I do: first I tried just unhooking…

madalone

April 27, 2022 at 5:31 PM

Man... thank you, it took me just a quick scan and fix on a PC to solve the problem. It's not that I didn't think of it first, but I did a scan on my Mac and found nothing wrong. Come to think about it, Macs can't even write into NTFS... Anyway problem solved, thank you