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The procedure at http://www.pogoplugged.com/article/11740/How-To-Install-Pogoplug-Drive-Softwa... gives me an error at step 4. When I enter ./pogoplugfs --user [YOUREMAIL] --password [YOURPASSWORD] --mountpoint /media/pogoplug in Terminal, I get an error message saying pogoplugfs is not a valid directory. Am I missing something here? How can a command which refers to a directory that has not been created work? pogoplugfs must be directory in Ubuntu, right?
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I got it working, after engaging in discussion at http://www.pogoplugged.com/article/11740/How-To-Install-Pogoplug-Drive-Softwa... Now, I know pogoplugfs is name of the process that runs when the command is correctly entered in Terminal. pogoplugfs is not a directory and once I acquired an understanding of the need to issue the command from within the directory where pogoplugfs was installed, then I succeeded in getting it to execute.