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I'm running casa on Debian on a pi 4. I have three drives attached, two in an external enclosure and one nvme in an Argon nvme case. The last update the two external drives disconnected and won't reconnect. Last night I took another update and today the nvme is disconnected and doesn't show up in lsblk of fdisk. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna stop using casa all together. Two updates in a row and three drives lost.
Yikes- those are all local drives huh? Physically attached to the machine?
Were you using the "Combine storage" function?
Yeah they're USB attached. I was using the combine storage function on the two external drives but not the nvme. I figured that was the issue for the two in the enclosure but the nvme going mia after this latest update is suspect.