Can drive letters also be configured from scripts?
With version 1.11 of the Ext2 IFS software, drive letters can be configured with the Windows mountvol utility (except on Windows NT 4.0). This is useful if you want to control them from a script. The mountvol utility is used just as if the drive letters would correspond to native Windows volumes, regardless of whether the volumes are native Windows volumes or Ext2/Ext3 ones. First create a drive letter, for example X:, for a given Ext2/Ext3 volume with the “IFS Drives” item in the control panel in order to conveniently identify it in the following steps: Use the Windows mountvol utility in order to identify the persistent volume name of the volume (replace X: with the actual drive letter): mountvol X:\ /L Now mountvol will report the persistent volume name (example): \\?\Volume{241c8cc6-c4e4-11db-8168-c5932447ec37} The persistent volume name of a native volume of Windows remains valid unless Windows is reinstalled again. The persistent volume name of a volume that is managed by Ext2 IF
With version 1.11 of the Ext2 IFS software, drive letters can be configured with the Windows mountvol utility (except on Windows NT 4.0). This is useful if you want to control them from a script. The mountvol utility is used just as if the drive letters would correspond to native Windows volumes, regardless of whether the volumes are native Windows volumes or Ext2/Ext3 ones. First create a drive letter, for example X:, for a given Ext2/Ext3 volume with the “IFS Drives” item in the control panel in order to conveniently identify it in the following steps: Use the Windows mountvol utility in order to identify the persistent volume name of the volume (replace X: with the actual drive letter): mountvol X:\ /L Now mountvol will report the persistent volume name (example): \\?\Volume{241c8cc6-c4e4-11db-8168-c5932447ec37} The persistent volume name of a native volume of Windows remains valid unless Windows is reinstalled again. The persistent volume name of a volume that is managed by Ext2 IF
