TrueNAS and Final Cut Pro X

[moiconstantino]

Unsupported Volume Type
Choose a local, SAN, or supported SMB location.

This message shows up when I try to open FCPX file, anyone knows whats going on?

 

[Samuel Tai]

Is the network drive the FCPX refers to mounted in Finder?

 

[moiconstantino]

Is what you mean?

 

[moiconstantino]

I found this article for the FreeNAS: https://www.ixsystems.com/community/threads/unsupported-volume-type.72725/
But for TrueNAS, I can't find the option.

 

[Samuel Tai]

Should be in the same location: Sharing->Windows shares. Within the share, enable VFS fruit. Restart the SMB service to make it take effect.

 

[moiconstantino]

Can you tell me where?

 

[anodos]

Check the box "Enable Apple SMB2/3 Protocol Extensions" under the advanced settings of Services->SMB.

 

[Samuel Tai]

What version of TrueNAS is this, and are you running in HA mode?

 

[moiconstantino]

Check the box "Enable Apple SMB2/3 Protocol Extensions" under the advanced settings of Services->SMB.

Doest worked

 

[Samuel Tai]

Don't forget to restart SMB service after changing its settings. You may also need to unmount and remount the share.

 

[moiconstantino]

What version of TrueNAS is this, and are you running in HA mode?

truenas-12.0-beta

 

[anodos]

PM me a debug please when you have time. System->Advanced->Save Debug.

 

[moiconstantino]

here is it.

 

[anodos]

You're sharing out the root level dataset via AFP and SMB simultaneously.
1) Create a new dataset to share out your data (not root level).
2) When you share out same path simultaneously, we try to coordinate locking between filesharing protocols. FreeBSD lacks support for kernel oplocks and so we have to turn this feature off in the case of mixed AFP/SMB. In your case since Final Cut probably expects oplock capabilities, it fails. This means you need to _not_ share via AFP and SMB simultaneously.

 

[moiconstantino]

You're sharing out the root level dataset via AFP and SMB simultaneously.
1) Create a new dataset to share out your data (not root level).
2) When you share out same path simultaneously, we try to coordinate locking between filesharing protocols. FreeBSD lacks support for kernel oplocks and so we have to turn this feature off in the case of mixed AFP/SMB. In your case since Final Cut probably expects oplock capabilities, it fails. This means you need to _not_ share via AFP and SMB simultaneously.

Do you have any tutorials or something to explain it better?

 

[sretalla]

He means:
You are currently sharing like this:

Code:

Pool     <-- you are currently sharing this with both AFP and SMB
|
--Dataset1
|
--Dataset2
  |
  --Dataset3

What he wants you to do is to share only a dataset (like Dataset1 in my example here):

Code:

Pool
|
--Dataset1    <-- Share this with SMB only, not AFP
|
--Dataset2
  |
  --Dataset3

You can find the documentation at the top of this page and there's a chapter there on how to create a dataset if that's what's not clear.

 

[moiconstantino]

He means:
You are currently sharing like this:

Code:

Pool     <-- you are currently sharing this with both AFP and SMB
|
--Dataset1
|
--Dataset2
  |
  --Dataset3

What he wants you to do is to share only a dataset (like Dataset1 in my example here):

Code:

Pool
|
--Dataset1    <-- Share this with SMB only, not AFP
|
--Dataset2
  |
  --Dataset3

You can find the documentation at the top of this page and there's a chapter there on how to create a dataset if that's what's not clear.

got it.... thank you... this is my first NAS.. everything is new for me.