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Check<br />
man -S2 mount<br />
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include &lt;sys/mount.h&gt;<br />
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ret=mount (&quot;/dev/yourdev&quot;,&quot;/mountpoi<wbr />nt&quot;,&quot;fs&quot;,M<wbr />S_READONLY<wbr />,&quot;&quot;);<br />
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printf(&quot;%d&quot;,ret);<br />
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fs is the filesystem ext2, msdos, ...<br />
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man -S2 mount
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Check
man -S2 mount



include <sys/mount.h>


ret=mount ("/dev/yourdev","/mountpoint","fs",MS_READONLY,"");

printf("%d",ret);

fs is the filesystem ext2, msdos, ...

man -S2 mount

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 &nbsp; &nbsp;Hi <br />
I need to access to CDROM from a my software but I do not want to exit to mount it from a command line. How can I mount a drive CDROM, floppy, ZIP, network drive .... from my source code in C ?
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    Hi 
I need to access to CDROM from a my software but I do not want to exit to mount it from a command line. How can I mount a drive CDROM, floppy, ZIP, network drive .... from my source code in C ?

Drives mounting in C

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