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I am trying to create a partition to store my OneDrive files so it can be accessed on both my Windows 8.1 and Ubuntu installations.

The shared partition is formatted with NTFS and I am currently mounting it to C:\Users\James\OneDrive. To do so I had to firstly stop the OneDrive process (skydrive.exe), permanently delete the old OneDrive folder (at C:\Users\James\OneDrive), re-create the OneDrive folder and finally mount the partition through Disk Management. However, when I start OneDrive again it stays open for a bit while the tool tip says Getting your file list, finds 7 (and always 7) files (I have way more than that), then crashes.

So my question is, is there anyway to use OneDrive on a Mounted Volume without it crashing?

I think this issue might have something to do with Mounted Volumes not being indexed in Windows: support.microsoft.com/kb/260207. So, could there be any validity to manually editing the registry as suggested here?

Thanks!

Other Stuff:

OneDrive Properties: enter image description here

OneDrive Sync Progress on crash: enter image description here

OneDrive log: https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=C604C49A28DD31D!52486&authkey=!ANodbITl3MIcWpo&ithint=file%2ctxt.

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