Failed to mount share due to a low level error

[phillxnet (Philip Guyton)]

@tonyhr0x Helo again.
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@tonyhr0x

I’m using a 4.5.1 version, i also updated all modules. I haven’t a stable version.

4.5.1 I don’t recognise this version! See here for our testing releases:

V4.5+ Testing Channel Changelog

v4.5.0-0 Released in Testing Channel updates on 9th November 2022. Our first v4.5 Testing Channel release. We are, in this release, starting out a little differently than our prior releases. This new approach was covered in our last stable channel announcement here: this is said aforementioned thread. Thanks As per our usual practice, I’d like to thank all those ‘out here’ and behind the scenes that have made this somewhat significant release possible. Most specifically our very own venerabl…

Could it be you are running our last stable release included in an installer:

V4 "Built on openSUSE" Stable Channel Changelog

v4.1.0-0 Released in Stable Channel updates on 16th January 2022. Our first v4 “Built on openSUSE” Stable Channel release. As for every initial stable release before it, this rpm first appeared at the end of a testing channel phase. Please see the full history of the last testing channel and it’s ultimate conclusion of this exact same rpm: For our on-gong efforts to achieving sustainable open source development, see the following: https://rockstor.com/docs/interface/system/update_channels…

If so then there has been many changes since then. And over a year of development.
We are now approaching our next stable release.

Can you post the output of the following command run as the root user:

btrfs fi show

Just so folks here know the number of pools drives etc.

This may help others clarify your situation.

What we need is more info on your setup and if the pool with problems is actually poorly. Hence my request for you to try a scrub of that pool.

Hope that helps.