Hello, I would like to ask if any of you have been able to use Microsoft OneDrive on Zima OS. I have but it still doesn’t work. Can anyone help me?
Thank you very much
Hello, I would like to ask if any of you have been able to use Microsoft OneDrive on Zima OS. I have but it still doesn’t work. Can anyone help me?
Thank you very much
Hi Saputra, welcome.
OneDrive can work on ZimaOS, but the setup method matters a lot because ZimaOS is Docker-focused and does not work like a normal full Linux desktop/server.
Can you share a bit more detail?
For Docker, you can check with:
docker ps -a
And for logs, use the container name from the command above:
docker logs <container_name>
Also, make sure the OneDrive data/config is mapped to a persistent path under:
/DATA/AppData
If the config is stored only inside the container, it may be lost or not work properly after restart or reinstall.
Post your setup details and logs, and we can help narrow it down.
After logging in to ondrive, it doesn’t appear in the zimaos file explorer. I’ll show you the video.
Thanks for the video.
From what you described, it sounds like OneDrive may be logging in correctly, but it is not being mounted or exposed as a normal folder that ZimaOS Files can see.
ZimaOS Files usually shows local storage paths such as /DATA, /media, or mounted drives. Logging in to OneDrive by itself may not automatically make it appear inside the ZimaOS file explorer.
The important thing is to confirm how OneDrive is being mounted.
Can you please check where OneDrive is mounted or synced to? If you are using a container or rclone, the OneDrive folder normally needs to be mounted to a real local path, for example:
/DATA/AppData/onedrive
or something similar under:
/DATA
If OneDrive is only connected inside an app/container, ZimaOS Files may not show it automatically.
Please also share:
docker ps -a
And if OneDrive is running as a container:
docker logs <container_name>
Also check whether any OneDrive folder actually exists on the system:
find /DATA -maxdepth 4 -iname "*onedrive*" 2>/dev/null
Once we know where it is mounted or synced, we can confirm whether ZimaOS Files can see that path or whether it needs to be mapped differently.
Thanks for the explanation, but I can’t do it because I don’t know where to go and what to do. Could you please make a video for me to learn?
Correct me if I’m wrong but OneDrive integration is broken in Zima right now
Bonjour je me permet de laisser un petit message idem pour moi OneDrive ne veut pas s’afficher après connexion j’en conclu que c’est un bug un peut chiant pour le coup sinon zima est super
I do believe that it’s still broken.