Richard,
This has been working for me:
repeat with i = number of lines of the volumes down to 1
put line i of the volumes into x
put getvolumesn(X) into z
end repeat
function GetVolumeSN pDiskLetter
local volumeSerialNumber
-- Supports both "C", "C:" and "C:\" styles
put char 1 of pDiskLetter & ":" into pDisk
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
put shell("dir " & pDisk) into tDirData
get matchText(tDirData,"Volume Serial Number is
(.*)\n",volumeSerialNumber)
if it is true then
return volumeSerialNumber
else
return empty
end if
end GetVolumeSN
Richard Miller
On 3/22/2010 10:05 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
In January with the help of Phil, Peter, and others I got some great
tips for identifying removable drives on OS X and Linux. But I'm
having difficulty figuring out how to do the same in Windows.
I can find the registry entries to determine which devices are
mounted, but they don't contain the info which will let me know which
drive letter they're associated with.
I've tried setting the shellCommand to "diskpart" and then using:
get shell("list volume")
...but that returns "2", which means a syntax error, even though that
syntax works fine from the command line.
Any tips on how to identify mounted removable volumes and obtain their
drive letters? Extra bonus points if I could get their names too, for
those that have been named.
TIA -
--
Richard Gaskin
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