I noticed that the "gdrive_*" scripts are aborted when run on the latest kernel version (currently "5.15.1-MiSTer"). There is a check at the start of these scripts.
However, I was unable to find any data regarding the why and what of the issue. I figured I'd try the scripts anyway by commenting out the check, and they appear to function just fine.
Could someone (perhaps the author) tell me what the original issue was? I would like to verify if it is still an issue.
My own tests seem to suggest the scripts work as expected, so perhaps we can get rid of the check altogether at this point (or change the check range to not include the latest kernel).
That all being said, we also have the rclone_* scripts which can upload to Google Drive as well, if I am not mistaken, so perhaps the current gdrive scripts are just redundant in this form.
I noticed that the "gdrive_*" scripts are aborted when run on the latest kernel version (currently "5.15.1-MiSTer"). There is a check at the start of these scripts.
However, I was unable to find any data regarding the why and what of the issue. I figured I'd try the scripts anyway by commenting out the check, and they appear to function just fine.
Could someone (perhaps the author) tell me what the original issue was? I would like to verify if it is still an issue.
My own tests seem to suggest the scripts work as expected, so perhaps we can get rid of the check altogether at this point (or change the check range to not include the latest kernel).
That all being said, we also have the rclone_* scripts which can upload to Google Drive as well, if I am not mistaken, so perhaps the current gdrive scripts are just redundant in this form.