Hey @robg,
I have reviewed your log and the thread history. Several observations:
- Version discrepancy
Your opening post states you flashed Volumio 3.779. Your log shows Volumio 3.886. These are different versions. Either you upgraded between posts without mentioning it, or you provided a log from a different system. This matters for diagnosis.
- Duplicate NAS mounts
Your log shows the same share mounted twice:
//192.168.0.42/Music on /mnt/NAS/TrueNAS
//192.168.0.42/Music on /mnt/NAS/Music
You added the same NAS path twice with different alias names. This wastes system resources and creates confusion. You only need one.
- SMB protocol version
Both mounts use vers=3.1.1. This is a known issue on Volumio 4.x/Bookworm causing incomplete library scans, missing folders, and metadata problems. It has been documented extensively in the community forum, including the Alpha, Beta and Stable testing thread.
This is the actual cause of your â25% music foundâ problem - not permissions.
Fix:
- Go to Settings, then My Music, then Sources
- Edit your NAS entry
- Under Advanced Options, set: vers=2.1
- Remove the duplicate mount
- Save and perform a full rescan
- Credential format
Your mount shows an email address as the username. Using an email address as a Samba username is non-standard. If this is your actual TrueNAS local user, it will work but is unusual. If you intended to use a proper NAS account as Wheaten suggested, create one with a simple username.
- Attention to detail
I am not trying to start a fight here - I am interested in facts only. Accurate diagnosis depends on accurate information.
You claim 8-10 years Linux experience and many years using Volumio. The thread history shows otherwise. Facts speak for themselves:
- You did not know ssh requires username@host syntax
- You executed ssh 192.168.0.249 repeatedly despite being shown the correct command multiple times
- You asked where log files are located after being given the exact URL
- You asked how to share a log after being shown screenshots
- You did not read the linked SSH documentation
- You posted a log from a different Volumio version than reported
Experience is demonstrated through actions, not claims. The volunteers here provided correct guidance repeatedly. Following instructions exactly as written would have resolved this faster.
- Solution
Your problem is very likely SMB protocol version, rather than permissions. Set vers=2.1 in your NAS source advanced options and rescan. The permissions discussion was a reasonable diagnostic path given incomplete information, but the log confirms the actual cause.
Kind Regards,
