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After searching around I did see the reason(no partial reads). However at a 1MB file size it makes this unusable. If i had larger chunks i could at least attempt to use this even if it is slower.

I can only make up to 1MB chunks with Onedrive for business. Is there a reason for this? I hit some sort of throttle limit in an extremely small amount of data.

Does the feature "Read-only" make mounting on two devices more feasible? Lets say machineA has full read/write but machineB is read only.

Unfortunately this did not help. There is at least one unmount a day. Peaking at the logs i couldnt really tell "why" its happening.

I will give this a shot. Thanks

I get disconnected from my google drive about once a day. I only have to click retry and it reconnects. Is there anyway to make this happen automatically.

I am trying to find the sweet spot for streaming media. We have a large prefect which appears to work but a short prefetch time. Does the prefetch data just move to the cache when its done? We also have a large cache.

Yep i have this issue also. Was on my to post list but you beat me

I have to re authorize every time. Are you getting prompted for that?

I guess that is what i disagree with. I basically have it working already, just have to do a few tricks that could be built in. Its probably more a user experience they are worried about.

OK, yes.... I am fully aware this has been asked over and over. And yes.... I am fully aware you guys keep saying no. However, I feel we are SOOOO CLOSE to working out of box. I have two computers that i have clouddrive installed. I made one cloud drive and attached both, with one of them having zero upload threads(My read only box). This works, and it works nearly the way i want it to. Yes both are not writing but that is OK. If i write to the drive on the box that has upload, I dont see the new data as the file structure is pinned and doesn't refresh on the read only box. A quick wor

This worked guys. Thx! My use case was i was moving files onto the drive then extracting them. Just worked into my workflow better. But i didn't want to uploaded the compressed files re-download them to extract them then upload the extracted files.

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just wanna say this patch is AMAZING!

So....... Whats your guys opinion on using this instead of NTFS?