Just curious...
I had a brain fart and accidentally types test.iso instead of test.imgPTN in an ImDisk command line
The result was that it would not create the file! Is there something special about .iso when specifying it with -f ???
test.iso did not exist and I also tried C:\temp\test.iso with the same result,
c:\Users\Steve\AppData\Local\Temp>imdisk -a -s 5422m -m z: -f "G:\temp\test.iso" -x 53 -y 255 -p "/FS:FAT32" Creating device... Error creating virtual disk: The system cannot find the file specified. c:\Users\Steve\AppData\Local\Temp>imdisk -a -s 422m -m z: -f "G:\temp\test.iso" -x 53 -y 255 -p "/FS:FAT32" Creating device... Error creating virtual disk: The system cannot find the file specified. c:\Users\Steve\AppData\Local\Temp>imdisk -a -s 422m -m z: -f "G:\temp\test.imgptn" -x 53 -y 255 -p "/FS:FAT32" Creating device... Created device 0: Z: -> G:\temp\test.imgptn Formatting disk Z:... The type of the file system is FAT32. Enter current volume label for drive Z: An incorrect volume label was entered for this drive. ^C c:\Users\Steve\AppData\Local\Temp>
