12:01 <tete_> hi, i have a ssd connected to my pi5 running libreelec nightly. its recognized but i can not mount it. its ntfs formatted (it must be compatible with windows, unfortunately). https://pastebin.com/1QctWk5S - it states its dirty, is there any way to install chkdsk on libreelec or to somehow let this run without unplugging the device from the pi? might this be a reason why it cant be mounted? on coreelec, it worked like a charm

12:14 <tete_> i assume coreelec uses mount with -o force or something like that. is there any way to configure libreelec to do that too? i am also fine if it mounts read-only, at least for now

12:25 <oblikoamorale> ntfs3 kernel module will not mount partitions with dirty flag set. relevant discussion: https://forum.libreelec.tv/thread/26917-ext-hds-not-mounted-after-11-01-update/?postID=185066#post185066

12:39 <tete_> thanks, but it does mount it with read-only. it would be fine for me to mount it in read-only. also, it works with -o force, but i have no idea how to configure libreelec to do that

13:08 <oblikoamorale> force mounting potentially corrupted filesystem is a nice way to disaster

13:25 <tete_> its only movies, so i dont care tbh

13:25 <tete_> movies and music

13:25 <tete_> and it worked for about 4 years now without any problem with coreelec

13:28 <tete_> and as mentioned, it would also be fine for me to have it working with read-only, if thats somehow "easier" to achieve. if i cant use the device because libreelec does not allow it to be mounted, its useless which is worse than corrupted data imho