Re: Windows 7 Iso Mounten
Phyllis Sterlin
A little backstory, I have a free edu team drive which hosts my Plex media. I've had on/off issues with it for the last year. The latest issue, all my files "have exceeded their download quota" even though they haven't. Been like this for over a week. I think google may be cracking down. Anyways, I now have a 14TB HDD to host my files myself. I can not download the files from my gdrive (encrypted) through rclone because of the download limit error. However, if I go to gdrive through chrome I see all the encrypted files. I can not download the files individually, but if I take the root folder google zips it and lets me download. But it is all encrypted. How can I get rclone to decrypt them? I tried mounting a local folder with the encryption. Rclone doesn't see the files originally there, but if I add random test files to the mounted rclone local folder, those files are seen in both the mounted location, and actual local location - but encrypted.
I then run rclone mount local-crypt: x:
and then open up X: and "F:\Users\XXXX\Downloads\rclone\local" side by side. In theory they should be the same folder, one through the windows environment and the other through rclone.
So whatever files were in F:... were not visible in X:. When I added a file into X: I could see the file in X: and the encrypted equivalent in F:.... so I know the mount is working.
What I want need to do is download the encrypted files from gdrive and then find a way to make rclone decrypt them. I thought if I put the encrypted file in F:... that they would appear in X: but that doesn't seem to work. Any other ideas on how to decrypt them?
What I want need to do is download the encrypted files from gdrive and then find a way to make rclone decrypt them. I thought if I put the encrypted file in F:... that they would appear in X: but that doesn't seem to work
The files are not in a sub directory. I've been testing the behavior with just some basic small sized jpegs dragged and dropped into the folder - the behavior is consistent. Ill try to make a video to really demonstrate what is happening tonight.
the goal is to get access to my files. Google has blocked them from me. Ive tried multiple accounts, tried 1 day, 2 days, 1 week later - always the same error: download quota for this file has been exceeded. Im the only one with access to the drive.
However, google allows me to download them through chrome with their zip process. (Go figure). But the files are encrypted through rclone. So my plan was to download them through chrome, and then somehow unencrypt them on my end so I can store them locally. Yes I used Plex, but this migration doesn't have much to do with it as far as I can figure.
well, you already have a rclone remote local-crypt located at F:\Users\XXXX\Downloads\rclone\local
i would download a few large zip files, and unzip them into F:\Users\XXXX\Downloads\rclone\local
to decrypt them, a command might look like
rclone copy local-crypt: c:\path\to\a\local\folder
So i just tested this quick, without the zip files and it won't work because of my original issue with this.
I dragged and dropped 4 files into the windows location that local-crypt: is set to.
I ran rclone ls local-crypt: and it lists nothing.
I then ran rclone mount local-crypt: x: and dropped a file into x:
I now see it in X: decrypted, and see it in the windows directory encrypted along with the other 3 files I added before (unencrypted).
I now run rclone ls local-crypt: and it list the one file I added to X:
Sorry, busy day at work. Yes, the goal is to download and decrypt. I was adding jpegs to test. The rclone crypt can not see any original files that were added into the remote location through non-rclone ways. So it can not see any filed to decrypt.
For my image server i'm using a custom built Server 2K3 R2 Standard x64 box, windows firewall is also disabled. File sharing and permissions are OK to my knowledge. As i've said, no issues before, and the only change that was made was upgrading my USB's.
I entered the shell and issued the mount command to see the currently mounted file systems and my Windows share is listed. And when I cd to /home/partimg and do a file listing, I see files and directories like I expect.
It appears that a volume is not formatted as Mac OS Extended (Journaled), but I did not see that in your steps to format the drive. I thought that "Erasing" the drive was all that was needed, and that it would format as part of that operation.
Do I have it right that your guide 6185 creates the .dmg on the desktop, then after all steps are completed, I then need to convert from .dmg to .raw, then burn to USB from Apple desktop using Rufus on a PC or something like that?
I do have another Hackintosh that you helped me create a few years ago, that works perfectly fine with your software. It is running Mojave. So I do have an "Apple" computer in my house. I am planning on using this one at work, as I am a technology coordinator at a high school in Chicago that has many Mac computers. Want my computer to be a dual architecture for that reason.
I have 2 drives, one for windows and one for hackintosh. When I click on "Show All Disks" it shows the two partitions of the hackintosh disk: One is the APFS container which holds the main storage and then there's a 16MB small partition where I should put the EFI folder, but it appears as "Microsoft reserved" and I can't mount it.
My question is: how to mount hardware RAID 0 ? i have the newest version of arch linux. Raid is on nvidia chipset. after searching a little i found out that it is not the way in "software raid" on wiki. I need to keep it hardware RAID because there is already installed windows. so all i want to do is just mount ma windows partitions in linux.
You need to find out which module is appropriate for nVidia RAID. After loading it, the module should detect your array and create a device for it (e.g. /dev/nvidia/raid0 or something). Then you can list the partitions on your array using "fdisk -l /dev/nvidia/raid0" and see which one is your Windows partition. Finally you can mount the partition using for instance "mount /dev/nvidia/raid0p1 /mnt/windows".
to list the block devices. You need to find out what devices your RAID consists off. It's also possible Linux can't handle your array because you're probably using the onboard config (RAID BIOS) rather than Linux software RAID.
And selecting Bootcamp Windows as the Startup disk using System Preferences doesn't lead to successfully booting into Windows. (Only a black screen with spinning white ball, followed by re-starting in Big Sur)
You will need to use diskpart.exe ( -us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/diskpart) and the attributes command to check if the C: volume/partition is read-only. If it is, you will need to change it to read-write, before you can use the /F flag.
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