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In folders named /F: or /E:, CocCommand stucks, thus whole coc system down. /F: is plain folder on ext4 filesystem, not a mount point.
/F:
/E:
root@bilabila ~# mkdir -p /F: root@bilabila ~# cd /F: root@bilabila /F:# ls root@bilabila /F:# nvim -c CocCommand 1.js root@bilabila /F:# mkdir -p /E: root@bilabila /F:# cd /E: root@bilabila /E:# ls root@bilabila /E:# nvim -c CocCommand 1.js
But in ~/F: or /FF: it works
~/F:
/FF:
root@bilabila /F# mkdir -p ~/F: root@bilabila /F# cd ~/F: root@bilabila ~/F:# ls root@bilabila ~/F:# nvim -c CocCommand 1.js
I use bare config and root account
root@bilabila ~# cat .config/nvim/init.vim call plug#begin('~/.vim/plugged') Plug 'neoclide/coc.nvim', {'branch': 'release'} call plug#end()
CocInfo
vim version: NVIM v0.4.4 node version: v15.11.0 coc.nvim version: 0.0.80-98a0c6db19 coc.nvim directory: /root/.vim/plugged/coc.nvim term: rxvt-unicode-256color platform: linux
BTW, I use /F: for cross platform reference in browser bookmark. e.g. `file:///F:/1.js' works both in linux and windows.
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In folders named
/F:
or/E:
, CocCommand stucks, thus whole coc system down./F:
is plain folder on ext4 filesystem, not a mount point.But in
~/F:
or/FF:
it worksI use bare config and root account
CocInfo
BTW, I use
/F:
for cross platform reference in browser bookmark. e.g. `file:///F:/1.js' works both in linux and windows.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: