dlandon
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Probably. Where is dlopen coming from? Is it in a plugin you installed?
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You confirmed glib 2.35 is installed. That should fix the problem. You may need a reboot. This will revert you back to glibc 2.33 and you will fail again.
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This is happening because the version og glibc is 2.33 in Unraid 6.10. You can install UD Preclear that will update the glibc package or wait for 6.11-rc1.
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A previous version won't fix your problem. Install UD Preclear again, then go to a comand line and show the result of this command: /lib64/libc.so.6 It should show version 2.35. If not then post your diagnostics.
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How do you have the SMB Settings setup? WSD and NetBIOS.
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Check the UD Setting for SMB Share. "No" turns off sharing.
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This has nothing to do with UD. You are using something that requires an additional slackware package - glibc. I suspect that dlopen was updated and now requires the glibc 2.34 package. I ran into this when I updated the tmux package in UD Preclear. It now requires glibc 2.34. Unraid 6.10 has glibc 2.33 installed which is a version behind. As a quick work around, install the latest version of the UD Preclear plugin that installs the glibc package updated to 2..35.
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Be sure you are updated to the latest UD version. Which share? Post diagnostics zip file.
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If Linux doesn't see the file system, UD can't mount it. You could put the drive in a Windows PC, share it, and mount it as a remote share using UD. Then copy the files over the network using SMB,
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Whenever you change the UD SMB Share settings or change the Share switch setting on a device or remote share, there is a delay in the samba settings taking effect. Unraid has up to a one minute delay in setting the SMB shares after UD makes changes.
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According to udev, there is one gpt partition but it is not formatted. If you can work with the disk on a Windows PC, the disk is foratted in a way Linux doesn't understand. Where was the disk formatted?
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That appears to be a network issue or a temporary problem with GitHub. I tried by uninstalling and reinstalling UD and didn't have any issues.
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If you don’t see UD in settings then it’s not installed.
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I see no reason you can't write to the disk.
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Show a screen shot of the device in UD.
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On the command line: ls -l /mnt/disks/share name
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Did you try my suggeston?
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It is mounted rw. I don't see any reason why you can't write to the UD disk. Check your permissions. Try copying files using a Windows or Mac computer and see if you can write the files with SMB. Turn this off:
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This is the switch that controls the partition display:
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Mount the UD disk and give me the output of 'mount' command from a command line. You are mounting the disk with the 'discard' option set. It would be better to not do that and install the "Dynamix SSD Trim" plugin and trim on a schedule.
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Wnat format afe you using? Post your diagnostics zip file.
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Yes.
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You set user permissionn in UD Settings. You can also select share 'Yes (hidden)'.
