Frequent input/output error on internal hdd X10

[davicom88]

Hi Jim, how are you? I still owe you some coffee;). I wanted to ask your opinion regarding constant errors occurring with the internal hdd of my X10 ext4. I know perfectly well that it could be a lot of different things, and I certainly don't have your knowledge of the zidoo operating system, but I honestly think it could be due to the simultaneous double mounting on Android and OpenWrt. Since thanks to you I use my X10 exclusively as a NAS, and in the future I intend to try to configure a raid 5 it would be really useful to eliminate this annoying problem, which often forces me to give "e2fsck" from openwrt terminal to recover "error on journal "and so on.
I ask you: is there a way to disable mounting on android but at the same time keep it on OpenWrt to see how it goes? Alternatively it could be a library problem on openwrt but in that case I think there is little to do ... Thanks in advance and sorry if I dwelt

[jjm2473]

This problem may introduced by Android shutdown process.

Android does not notify OpenWrt that it is shutting down, so OpenWrt did not umount filesystems.

Just my guess, I will check it out sometime.

I don't know if there a way to disable mounting on android, it always mount fs when disk plug.

Can you enable fs check on mount point manager? That it will check fs every mount.

[davicom88]

Hi, in fact: as I suspected... Well yes I tried to enable check fs before mounting on openwrt but it seems to make matters worse: in this way hdd fail to mount at all. The only way that works, After input/output error Is: unmount from android, unmount from OpenWRT, manually get e2fsck... Il sab 19 set 2020, 16:03 练亮斌 <[email protected]> ha scritto:

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This problem may introduced by Android shutdown process. Android does not notify OpenWrt that it is shutting down, so OpenWrt did not umount filesystems. Just my guess, I will check it out sometime. I don't know if there a way to disable mounting on android, it always mount fs when disk plug. Can you enable fs check on mount point manager? That it will check fs every mount. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#23 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/APSQP2RLI2QJGLG6FR5SA5TSGS243ANCNFSM4RS3F6EQ> .

[jjm2473]

Maybe android already mounted the disk before openwrt doing check.

Is there a way to enable fs check on android?

[davicom88]

Yes, under developer options... But in that case I think I remember me that could be problem on OpenWRT mounting. Probably the only exception i didn't try Is to set fs check both android and OpenWRT but I think there will be any benefit... Il dom 20 set 2020, 03:15 练亮斌 <[email protected]> ha scritto:

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Maybe android already mounted the disk before openwrt doing check. Is there a way to enable fs check on android? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#23 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/APSQP2WR4RYGZ6KKYCTJIM3SGVJTFANCNFSM4RS3F6EQ> .