I have installed ubuntu 12.04 server as a guest VM and have successfully installed most of the apps that I had been running as plugins in V5 (CrashPlan, SABbnzbd, Couch Potato Headphones, Serviio.)  I mounted my user shares by inserting the following in fstab (Same code used for all shares, obviously I  inserted my user name in place of ubuntuUser))  and then mounting them in rc.local

 

//Tower/TV /media/TV cifs noauto,credentials=/home/ubuntuUser/.smbcredentials,noperm,uid=nobody,gid=users 0 0 

Credit to Tomf from his Ubuntu 12.04 installation guide.  All seems to go well, until I stream media to my TV and then all hell breaks loose!  Numerous file read errors in Ubuntu and in Unaid, user shares disappear.  When I shut down the VM and restart Unraid al is well again.  I've also received this message logging into Ubuntu:

 

[14519.383079] CIFS VFS: Autodisabling the use of server inode numbers on \\Tower\MKV. This server doesn't seem to support them properly. Hardlinks will not be recognized on this mount. Consider mounting with the "noserverino" option to silence this message.

 

 

I suspect the way I'm mounting  the shares in Ubuntu is somehow causing the problem.  I did create a user in Unraid and mount the shares in that user's name and password.  I've attached a syslog from the latest meltdown.  Thanks. 

 

 

syslog-20140422-175458.zip

I was getting the same error in 12.04

 

I added noserverino to the cifs lines in fstab, no more error

I was getting the same error in 12.04

 

I added noserverino to the cifs lines in fstab, no more error

 

After adding noserverino to my fstab entries the problem hasn't reappeared.