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| 224477 | 2004-03-24 00:48:00 | Who was that question to Tweak'e? (I dont have threaded message view..) I use Alcohol in Doze, or dd in Linux :-) |
Chilling_Silence (9) | ||
| 224478 | 2004-03-24 02:11:00 | >Who was that question to Tweak'e? anyone ! deamon dosn't seem to have its own cd imageing. one of the other virtual drive progs i have used years ago had its own built in cd imageing and compression. |
tweak'e (174) | ||
| 224479 | 2004-03-24 02:54:00 | This may be the answer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SUBST The description below is from the book DOS the Easy Way by Everett Murdock Ph . D . CLICK HERE for information about downloading the book . Type: External (3 . 1 and later) Syntax: SUBST d: d:path SUBST d: /D Purpose: Substitutes a virtual drive letter for a path designation . Discussion Use the SUBST command to substitute a drive letter for a path in order to treat a virtual drive (a reserved area rather than an actual disk drive) as a physical drive . In order to enter drive designations using any letter (other than just the letters for the physical drives installed in your computer), you may have to add this line to a CONFIG . SYS file that should be placed in the root directory of your startup drive: LASTDRIVE=Z Six DOS commands cannot be used with virtual drives created with the SUBST command . They are: CHKDSK DISKCOPY FDISK FORMAT LABEL SYS If you enter the SUBST command without options , the program will display the name of the current virtual drives that are in effect (if any) . For more information on SUBST and other hard disk commands, see Chapter 3, Using Fixed Disks, in the downloadable book DOS the Easy Way . Example To create a virtual drive F for the path, SALES\LETTERS (under the root directory) of drive C, enter subst f: c:\sales\letters Read and write requests to either drive F or to C:\SALES\LETTERS will be stored in the C:\SALES\LETTERS directory area . Back to the Easy DOS Command Index |
Mzee (158) | ||
| 224480 | 2004-03-24 03:10:00 | Why not md c:\cdcopy xcopy d:\*.* /s c:\cdcopy and then find the executable which starts the game and make an icon/shortcut of it? :D Who needs a real "iso" image of a CD, then software to make it behave like a directory tree? It already is a directory tree, which happens to have been stored on a CD. The copy makes it back into a standard directory tree. |
Graham L (2) | ||
| 224481 | 2004-03-24 06:22:00 | use WinISO it is really easy to use. Creates .ISO files but can convert these to .BIN + .CUE files, and vice versa nice and easy. The lastest version of NERO allows for cd emulation but as with all the latest NERO software its bloated and a real pain | Pete O'Neil (250) | ||
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