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How to create virtual drive, mount (ISO) image via commandline
I want to mount an ISO-file by using a batchfile. In the batchfile a virtual drive is created, the ISO-file mounts, and the program using the ISO-file starts after that. When I quit the program, the ISO-file must be unmounted and the virtual drive must be thrown away. Anyone knows how to do this??
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daemon-tools isn't native XP, it is a 3rd party app. Actually I think it is included in alcohol (one of my links above), or at least it is similar. At least also that alcohol version can be command-lined. But as I said, it isn't XP...
But you also said you thought it couldn't be put into a batch file. It certainly can.
That's correct, I didn't bother looking closer.. :(
btw, you can use the above link within a batch file then use the mountvol command line to mount and unmount volumes..
http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/showthread.php?t=100 demonstrates the syntax and usage for mounting an ISO using Daemon Tools v4; v4.03 was what I found when I went googling.
Just follow the syntax in that link and that will do exactly what you need. If you have any other questions just ask. Getting that to work in a batch file is trivial.