If I have completely fine and intact cloud drive data stored in my Amazon S3 cloud (the computer that created this was powered down normally) but the original computer that this data was uploaded from using cloud drive, NO LONGER EXIST AT ALL, hence no cache file, nothing. But like I said, the computer was powered down normally so the cache was properly flushed to the cloud before this happened.
1. Can I install Cloud Drive on a new computer and attach to that data?
2. If, yes, how do I do it?
I've tried it, and the new installation offers no option to attach it. I have Mount Disconnected enabled, and have created a working connection to the Amazon S3 bucket containing the data/blocks/chunks (what ever you call all those files.)
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If I have completely fine and intact cloud drive data stored in my Amazon S3 cloud (the computer that created this was powered down normally) but the original computer that this data was uploaded from using cloud drive, NO LONGER EXIST AT ALL, hence no cache file, nothing. But like I said, the computer was powered down normally so the cache was properly flushed to the cloud before this happened.
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