I followed the instructions mentioned on the main site by opening the CMD and typing this command line,
C:\Users\***\OneDrive\Desktop\rclone-v1.51.0-windows-amd64>rclone mount gdrive: E: where gdrive is the name of the remote and E: is my local drive. After the execution an error message popped up which reads,
Cannot create WinFsp-FUSE file system: mount point in use. 2020/04/15 18:31:29 ERROR : Google drive root '': Mount failed 2020/04/15 18:31:29 Fatal error: failed to mount FUSE fs: mount stopped before calling Init: mount failed Acknowledging that I have installed the winfps-1.6 on my local system drive C: and that's all what I have done so far. As a non-programmer I would like to know what I have messed up in this procedure and how to get rclone to mount?
2 Answers
Okay, at first I didn't notice my mistake in specifying the destination path where I should locate the mounted folder. In easy words, the mounting point or the destination in the syntax
mount sourceFile destinationFile should always contain at least one folder after a specified local drive. For instance, the command,
rclone mount gdrive: E:/Newfolder allows to mount the hole google drive gdrive to a folder NewFolder located in the local drive E: without any errors,
The service rclone has been started. In my case, I had created an empty folder for my mount, but this was wrong; rclone will create the folder on its own.
