No drives listed, error when I attempt to mount a drive

[movinimage]

Plugged my disk in (Hardware RAID, shows up as a single disk as you can see from the info window). Tried both a Thunderbolt and an USB connection. It is GUID formatted with an ExFAT volume.

"sudo anylinuxfs list" returns no output

Attempting then to mount the drive hangs the terminal and eventually a MacOS error dialog comes up.

then running the "stop" command executes successfully in a second term session. But, I also need to kill the anylinuxfs process itself. Then I can;t try again because I get a "macos: error port 111 already in use" error.

Im on MacOS 15.7, M1 Max.

[nohajc]

Can you try anylinuxfs list -m? That's a flag for showing Microsoft filesystems. Otherwise it only shows Linux ones.

Also, the diskutil list output for your drive would be useful.

And if you could attach anylinuxfs log from your last try...

[nohajc]

Another thing you can try is to run sudo anylinuxfs shell /dev/disk6s2 and then in the Linux shell mount manually: mount /dev/vda /mnt. I'm curious if that step succeeds. This will not setup the NFS share but it's a good starting point for troubleshooting. Anyway, obviously you should make sure the drive is not mounted by macOS natively before doing any of this. There's even the -r flag which should take care of this for you.

[nohajc]

@movinimage Have you had a chance to troubleshoot this more? I'd be happy to help.