(2018-07-23, 02:43)hagertyoh Wrote: here is the pastebin
https://pastebin.com/j6H3HeL7
here is what it said after mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 /storage -orw,noatime
mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p2 on /storage failed: Invalid argument.
From the log, it would appear that your ext4 partition is suffering from severe corruption, to the point where it is no longer recognised as an ext4 file system.
I don't know what fsck command you ran, if any, but I'd be very surprised if it failed to find issues so I'm assuming you didn't check it. If you only "ran a scandisk" then that's of no use at all - scandisk is a Windows program and will only check the /flash partition.
I highly doubt this issue started with #0717, as it's very unlikely that any LibreELEC system - old or new - will be able to mount /storage with that level of corruption.
(2018-07-23, 02:43)hagertyoh Wrote: Unless others see this. do not worry. I may have done something when formatting the SD card. I had a hard time when expanding. I will go back to my 16 G sd card and see how that works.
I have no idea how you expanded your 16GB image to 64GB, but it might have been worth mentioning that, as it's almost certainly the problem. I'm pretty sure this is self-inflicted.
I would suggest you run a test to verify your 64GB card is not a fake using software such as
h2testw.
The easiest way to transfer data from a 16GB card to a 64GB card, would be to:
- Backup your old data from the 16GB card using the "Backup" option in LibreELEC Settings addon
- Write a fresh 8.2.5 image to the 64GB
- Boot the 8.2.5 image, allowing it to expand the /storage partition to use all free space
- Restore your backup
If you wanted to go the hard(er) way,
dd
the contents of the 16GB card to the 64GB card, then use
gparted
to expand the ext4 filesystem on the 64GB card.
Edit: Just noticed your log is trying to mount an F2FS filesystem. I've no idea what you've done, as we don't support f2fs as standard, but try again from scratch. If you're using a non-ext4 filesystem then you're on your own for support.