05-06-2012, 03:49 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-06-2012, 03:50 PM by AceInfinity.)
I was testing a new project earlier today on trying to mount a regular .ISO file format as a virtual hard disk, and gained some insight on how if works, although there's a couple things I do not quite yet understand.
How does the flag on a virtual drive get interpretted? By it's contents or a property which is set? Perhaps the Volume GUID has something to do with it for as far as i've read.
So far I can retrieve a list of CD-ROM drives from my computer's mapped drive letters, and I think I'm able to read from an ISO the complete file structure as well. That's all my progress so far on my own. I just don't have enough knowledge about UDF to mount a drive with the UDF format.
I've got a nice and simple GUI though so far:
![[Image: 5KqzO.png]](http://i.imgur.com/5KqzO.png)
lol...
It seems to be like it's own filesystem even more basic than FAT
How does the flag on a virtual drive get interpretted? By it's contents or a property which is set? Perhaps the Volume GUID has something to do with it for as far as i've read.
So far I can retrieve a list of CD-ROM drives from my computer's mapped drive letters, and I think I'm able to read from an ISO the complete file structure as well. That's all my progress so far on my own. I just don't have enough knowledge about UDF to mount a drive with the UDF format.
I've got a nice and simple GUI though so far:
lol...
It seems to be like it's own filesystem even more basic than FAT