"James Hawkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've looked into the problem a bit more. It seems the only way to add
> a dos device is through explorer, by way of hal. This works fine for
> a CD in the physical drive, as hal notifies explorer that there is a
> CD in the drive, and explorer adds the CD to the list of dos devices.
> Mounted ISO files, on the other hand, are not reported by hal, as
> loopback devices are not supported by hal. When winecfg, or any other
> app for that matter, calls GetVolumeInformation("D:\\"), we attempt to
> open the device using CreateFile("\\\\.\\D:"). This fails because the
> mounted ISO drive has not been added to the dos device list.
No, as long as you have a drive for it the device should be
autodetected. It probably fails because you don't have permission to
open the corresponding device (something like /dev/loop0).
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Alexandre Julliard
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