Hello,
Had some very bizarre behavior when trying to use Unassigned Devices after the creation of the Plus addon. My 4TB exFAT drive mounted and was usable in Krusader without the addon, but I was having issues. If I'm understanding what the addon does, I'm surprised the drive even mounted in the first place. I'm guessing the "base" plugin updated automatically, and fix common problems hadn't caught it yet to mention the addon?
I was able to browse the exFAT drive in Krusader and start a Move process. However, it would get about 50GB in and freeze up. After a couple cancels and retries, Krusader crashed and I had to just reboot. Then the exFAT disks would no longer mount and I starting digging into UD to reinstall it, then noticed the addon.
I was on 6.5.3, installed the addon, and was still unable to mount. (Very likely due to it not occurring to me to reboot after installing the addon.) Anyway, after misreading the minimum requirements for the addon, I upgraded to 6.8.0. All anecdotal at this point, and those logs are long gone. Just thought I'd mention how this presented for me in case it comes up for anyone else. There's also every chance that I'm just bad at unraid and a complete fringe case... and/or that drive is coincidentally failing.
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Disk sdp is the before mentioned 4TB drive. Not sure if it's the plugins not liking the format or the drive failing at this point. As the topic isn't lighting up with the issue, I'm guessing I'm fighting two things at once here and the plugins are fine. I'll have to look at the disk more in the morning.
As for the non-disk failure issue... Perhaps, if it's possible and/or worth the effort, consider having the base plugin throw a warning sign for disks that require the addon?
Thanks for your time/effort here and on the plugins.
edit: After looking at and repairing the filesystem on the drive, it appears to be fine. I believe my initial Move process using the partial UD plugin may have borked the file system on the drive during the delete part of the Move. Just guessing, but I thought it was worth mentioning.