OK - sorry ... i found the right post in the Forum ... seems that android binary needs to be compiled manualy because ARM VErsion not working correctly ...
“FUSE” is “Filesystem in Userspace” and is a way that the kernel can call back into a userspace application to do stuff like “open a file”. The rclone program provides the userspace component. Without FUSE there is no way for the kernel to set up the required hooks.
fusermount is a helper program to tell the kernel FUSE module what to do. You could compile that, yourself, but without the FUSE kernel module then doesn’t really help.
If you don’t use the rclone mount command then you don’t need FUSE. If you want FUSE on your FireTV then you’ll probably need to look at some of the FireTV hacking forums to see if someone there has achieved it.
I managed to get rclone mount working on my Shield TV by installing Entware-ng and using that to install fuse-utils. However, it was not stable at all. I ended up doing the mount on my NAS and pointing my Shield TV to it over SMB.
Was this difficult for you to do? Because i gave this version a go, and it worked brilliantly! I would really really like a version that can ‘serve http’, as this version doesn’t have that…
I actually spent a bit of time trying to get a rclone version that worked under kitkat for an old tv box (ouya) that i had lying around. This one worked, but didn’t have the command i wanted.