In article <CANc9Z=x2_v7q4xvbu06vuvcxzdzfysty5rt4wopmcuwu41z...@mail.gmail.com>, Peter Howkins <[email protected]> wrote:
[Snip] > Instructions > Use the windows filesystem link tool to create a subfolder inside hostfs > that points to a different location on windows. > mklink /d FoldernameinHostFS PathToItemYouWantToLink > Open windows command prompt as administrator > cd c:/path/to/RPCEmu/hostfs > mklink /d C C:\ > mklink /d D D:\ > mklink /d X X:\ > You will now have three directories inside your hostfs root folder that > link directly to the windows drives. > > Q2) I have a portable USB SSD drive (R:), is there a way to either > > access or mount that SSD in RPCEmu. > I believe this should work the same way as above but haven't tested it. > mklink /d R R:\ > Peter Thanks for that info Peter, appreciated. ATM. very busy with other stuff, but later I'll give that a try and comment afterwards on the result. Thanks Dave -- Dave Triffid _______________________________________________ RPCEmu mailing list [email protected] http://www.riscos.info/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rpcemu
