Closed yaalsn closed 1 year ago
Hi there. Thank you for the instruction.
ossfs successfully compiled on my M1 Macbook Air, and the mount command (sudo ossfs bucketname ~/Desktop/Sync -o url=http://oss-cn-hangzhou-zmf.aliyuncs.com/
) shows no warning and error. df -h
shows the bucket is successfully mounted. (ossfs@macfuse0 64Gi 0Bi 64Gi 0% 0 0 100% /Users/username/Desktop/Sync
)
However, when doing ls ~/Desktop/Sync
, an error message shows like this: ls: Desktop/Sync: No such file or directory
. Also, this path disappears completely in Finder.
Do you have any idea about this error?
Thanks.
Hi there. Thank you for the instruction.
ossfs successfully compiled on my M1 Macbook Air, and the mount command (
sudo ossfs bucketname ~/Desktop/Sync -o url=http://oss-cn-hangzhou-zmf.aliyuncs.com/
) shows no warning and error.df -h
shows the bucket is successfully mounted. (ossfs@macfuse0 64Gi 0Bi 64Gi 0% 0 0 100% /Users/username/Desktop/Sync
)However, when doing
ls ~/Desktop/Sync
, an error message shows like this:ls: Desktop/Sync: No such file or directory
. Also, this path disappears completely in Finder.Do you have any idea about this error?
Thanks.
Sorry, I have no idea about compiling ossfs
on Apple M1 processor. Have you tried upgrading macFuse
to the latest version? If not works, just to try this: https://techstuffer.com/fuse-for-macos-apple-silicon-m1/
Hi @yaalsn. Many thanks for your quick reply.
I already installed macFUSE according to the given link. The problem still exists.
Hi @yaalsn. I managed to fix this issue by removing the sudo
before the ossfs
.
I was being silly (QAQ)...
Hi @yaalsn. I managed to fix this issue by removing the
sudo
before theossfs
. I was being silly (QAQ)...
"If you encounter difficulties, don’t do it and get a good sleep."
—— BOSS
add MacOS installation instructions in README