Once GpuDrive is unmounted, mount again, previous created share location is gone and require re-creating.
Config user and permission is pretty unfriendly with Windows user interface,
meanwhile, powershell New-SmbShare also not accept GpuDrive path like R:\.
In this case, create a symbolic link at always online local drive like C:\ShareRedirect use mklink:
>cd /d C:\
// Create this folder
>md ShareRedirect
>cd /d C:\ShareRedirect
// Create symbolic link
>mklink /d "GpuDisk" "R:\"
Then right click on created symbolic link "GpuDisk", choose properties,
then go to Sharing, set a share location as usual.
Later, after unmount or reboot, share location will keep existing.
If access this location during unmount, file explorer just show a harmless dialog.
Once mount again, the share location is available immediately.
Once GpuDrive is unmounted, mount again, previous created share location is gone and require re-creating.
Config user and permission is pretty unfriendly with Windows user interface,
meanwhile, powershell New-SmbShare also not accept GpuDrive path like
R:\.In this case, create a symbolic link at always online local drive like
C:\ShareRedirectusemklink:Then right click on created symbolic link "GpuDisk", choose properties,
then go to Sharing, set a share location as usual.
Later, after unmount or reboot, share location will keep existing.
If access this location during unmount, file explorer just show a harmless dialog.
Once mount again, the share location is available immediately.