as i explained in two other topics.
first, create a gdive remote. i assume that you are using gdrive Google drive
and then run rclone mount rclone mount
you seem to be starting a bunch of new topics about the same subject.
i keep re-posting the same info a few times now.
please, continue to use this topic until the problem is solved
thanks,
OK, so after I finish setting up the Google Drive with my own new remote on rclone config, I put the command line to mount the drive on Notepad like this: #!/bin/bash
sh -c "rclone --vfs-cache-mode full mount udrive: ~/TV Show Series". And I changed the txt into bat file, created a Shortcut and then putted to Startup folder from Programs, Start Menu, Windows, Microsoft, and ProgramData folder on Windows file explorer before I restarted my computer. When something changed,
on windows, create a text file named udrivemount.cmd
and this should be the contents
c:\path\to\rclone mount udrive: x: --vfs-cache-mode=full -vv
pause
change c:\path\to\rclone to the location of the rclone.exe file
you can change x: to any unused drive letter.
if it works, you should see the gdrive files at drive letter x:
until the command is working, do not use a shortcut and not keep restarting the computer. just run udrivemount.cmd from windows explorer or via the command line.
So, do I have to put rclone.exe at the end of txt file or just the location of the rclone.exe? And do I have to open the command file on windows file explorer to run it too?
OK, so I got an fatal error today right now that says: "failed to mount FUSE fs: mount stopped before calling Init: mount failed: cgofuse: cannot find winfsp". It means it didn't work for me that nothing happened just yet
Alright, I mounted the drive. And now, it says I have 14.7 GB of limited storage on windows file explorer. So, shouldn't I still go with unlimited storage space to put movies & TV shows in or is this good enough for me?
