Total Commander won't open files

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Hello, I have Windows 8.1, Rclone 1.58.1, run by the command

start /b rclone.exe mount --vfs-cache-mode full g1:/ m:\G1

So 5 different cloud storages are connected. Everything works very well, all programs have access to them and all files are opened. But when I open the file from Total Commander, I get the message
"File not found
m:\Device\Volume{082a4b6d-fd‘l 1-1 1ec-83e5-d850e6e57678}\readme.txt
The specified file cannot be found."
What can be done about it?

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hello and welcome to the forum,

is m: a real drive letter, like c:?
might try to mount of a non-existent drive letter
rclone.exe mount g1: x: --vfs-cache-mode full

and if that does not solve the issue, then
when you posted there was a template of question, most of which did not get answered?
help us to help you and provide all the answers

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asdffdsa jojothehumanmonkey
Thanks for the help.
Yes, this solved my problem.
But it would be more convenient for me to mount 5 folders on a disk than 5 separate disks. Maybe there are more ideas?

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yes, i agree with you.

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If you want to do that, check out the latest beta (which is very shortly to become v1.59) and the new combine backend: Combine

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Friends !
I did it !
I upgraded to version 1.59, and using the "upstreams" parameter
mounted 7 different cloud storages on 1 drive and everything works as it should. All applications, including Total Commander, open all files. All this serves 1 process in my system.
Thank you all for your help!

(Request to moderators to remove all unnecessary in my first post.)

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