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NTFS R/O Flag - but no NTFS drives mounted?

mbryanr
in General Support (V5 and Older)

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I'm a little OCD with the syslog and noticed this entry:

 

May 24 14:14:15 Tower kernel: mdcmd (433): spindown 2 (Routine)

May 24 17:32:42 Tower kernel: mdcmd (434): spindown 0 (Routine)

May 24 17:32:42 Tower kernel: mdcmd (435): spindown 4 (Routine)

May 24 18:38:15 Tower kernel: NTFS driver 2.1.29 [Flags: R/O MODULE]. (System)

 

The system has not been down in 36 days.  Is this just an "info" entry that I've never seen before?

Why is the kernel reporting this flag?

 

The USB drive?..no-  (formatted Fat32)

 

Other info...

shared with a Boxee Box via SMB. (some reports of the Box erasing .jpg/.tbn files from network shares with latest firmware)

2010.3.6 version ntfs-3g driver installed

unRAID drives and shares mounted via nfs to Syno NAS'

via Syno various scheduled backups are run (not running at time of syslog entry)

 

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    The ntfs-3g driver installation may be prompting this message.

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    Yeah I did a google search back then and found the answer. Thanks!

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    I ended up installing the  ntfs-3g script, and I haven't seen that again.

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