Post organization from @ tanlidoushen
1、 Prepare necessary software and tools
1.Termux
CloudDrive 2 The current version of Android requires running binary files in the/data directory of the device as a command line, and cannot be run directly by clicking on the installation like regular APK files.
In order to execute these binary files, the following two methods can be used:
Using adb shell: adb is the abbreviation for Android Debug Bridge and is a command-line tool in the Android Development Kit (SDK). By connecting your phone to a computer and using the adb shell command, you can enter the device's command-line interface and execute binary files within it.
Using Termux: Termux is a terminal emulator application that runs in a Linux environment on Android devices. You can run binary files by using the corresponding commands in Termux.
This article introduces the operation of TermuxCloudDrive 2 The way
Termux obtains the address as:
https://f-droid.org/zh_Hans/packages/com.termux/
After installation, enter the following command to determine the CPU architecture of the device:
dpkg --print-architecture
2. MT Manager
By using the MT manager, Termux's home directory can be accessed with non root privileges while running, saving a lot of steps.
Firstly, run Termux in advance, and then click on the top left corner of the MT manager. In the drop-down list, add local storage and select Termux. The root user has direct access to Termux's home directory and can skip this step.
Termux's home directory is located at
/data/data/com.termux/files/home/
3. Prepare the Android version of Cloud Drive 2 suitable for the device architecture used.
CloudDrive 2 After version 5.0, publish updates through github and download the appropriate version based on the results returned by Termux
https://github.com/cloud-fs/cloud-fs.github.io/releases
Renaming a file as clouddrive-2.tgz
Move the file to the home directory of Termux that was just added by the MT manager, and the root user can directly move the file to the
/data/data/com.termux/files/home/
In the directory
4. fuse3 [skip for non root users]
In the Android system, if you want to mount a network disk to local storage, you need to first obtain root permission and use Fuse3 that has been compiled and adapted.
Here is the version compiled by the boss, which needs to be downloaded according to your own architecture. The result returned by Termux isAarch64,Just choose arm64, not just another one.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/fusermount-on-android-rclone-mount.3866652/
After downloading and decompressing, rename the obtained file Fusermount3 and move it to
data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin
Under the directory,And change the permissions to 700
2、 Deploying Cloud Drive 2 in Termux
1. Permission elevation [skip for non root users]
Enter in Termux
pkg install tsu
This command installs a software package called tsu, which is a privilege escalation tool on Termux that allows you to run commands as a super user.
2. Unzip the CD2 package file
Input:
tar -zxvf clouddrive-2.tgz
3. Rename the extracted folder
Check the extracted folder name in the mt folder
Simply modify the root user to clouddrive-2
Non root users do not have direct modification permissions. Use the following command to rename them
Mv [folder name] clouddrive-2
If the folder you extracted is named clouddrive-2-android-arch64-0.5.5
So the command is
mv clouddrive-2-android-aarch64-0.5.5 clouddrive-2
3、 Quick Run in TermuxCloudDrive 2
Create a new. bashrc file in the home directory of Termux and edit the file.
If you want to open Termux, enter "cd2" to quickly run cd2
Non root user addition:
function cd2 {
cd ~
cd clouddrive-2/
./clouddrive
}
Root user add:
function cd2 {
(cd ~ && sudo nsenter -t 1 -m -- /bin/bash -c "cd /data/data/com.termux/files/home/clouddrive-2/ && sudo ./clouddrive")
}
If you want to open Termux, run it automaticallyCloudDrive 2
Non root user addition:
(cd ~ && cd clouddrive-2 && ./clouddrive)
Root user add:
(cd ~ && sudo nsenter -t 1 -m -- /bin/bash -c "cd /data/data/com.termux/files/home/clouddrive-2/ && ./clouddrive")
Next, you can close itOpen Termux again to see if the above shortcut command is effective. If not possible, you can enter
chmod +x ~/.bashrc
Add execution permissions to. bashrc.
To mount a directory to a non data directory, you can take a look at the folder below this directory
/mnt/runtime/
Post organization from @ tanlidoushen
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