To use in the fvdw-sl firmware the xfs file system a kernel module need to be loaded, its not loaded standard as it it consumes quite some memory and as it is not very common used on usb disks.
The kernel module is included in the firmware, manual loading can be done using putty.
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insmod /boot/xfs.ko
Also the auto mount function will not recognize it as the type 'xfs' is not defined in the function.
That means no share will be created when you connect the disk and the disk will not be mounted.
To see if the system recognized it you could type in putty
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fdisk -l
If it is recognized it will be listed in the output (of course first the kernel module must be loaded), you also will see then which /dev it uses
If it is recognized by fdisk you can mount it manually, but you might encounter memory issues
If you try it let us know if it works so we can include it as an option in the firmware