Forum: UltraISO
Topic: Help with ISOcmd
started by: jayfischer
Posted by jayfischer on Oct. 04 2006,17:18
I am not able to mount ISO's with ISOcmd from the command prompt.  I can mount fine in UltraISO.

I am using the following command line.  Do I need to use the same drive letter as setup in UltraISO (ie. K:)?  Or can I use any free drive letter?  

isocmd -mount K: "X:\ISO\DOSCD.ISO"

When I issue this command the command prompt comes back with this error.

ISODriveMount: >>>Incorrect function.

If I use another free drive letter (P:).  The command prompt comes back error free but I cannot see or go to the P: drive in the command window or Windows.

Thanks,
Jay
Posted by xoben on Oct. 04 2006,21:59
isocmd.exe can mount ISOs to drive letters craeted by ISODrive only. You can print the information by:

E:\>isocmd -print
ISODrive V3.0.300
Number of Devices=1, DriveLetters=[K]
Posted by jayfischer on Oct. 05 2006,08:25
Thanks I got it to work.  Can you add -print to the help text?  That would have helped me.

I tried a mapped network drive and that didn't work - I'm assuming that's by design?
Posted by xoben on Oct. 05 2006,09:29
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Thanks I got it to work.  Can you add -print to the help text?  That would have helped me.

OK and thank you.

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I tried a mapped network drive and that didn't work - I'm assuming that's by design?

Could you explain the problem in details?
Posted by jayfischer on Oct. 05 2006,10:31
I use this command and I get the following error when trying to mount a ISO on a mapped network drive (X:).

C:\Program Files\UltraISO\drivers>isocmd -mount h: X:\iso\doscd.iso
Drive:[H:], File:[\??\X:\iso\doscd.iso]
ISODriveMount: >>>The system cannot find the path specified.
Posted by xoben on Oct. 06 2006,04:25
Thank you jayfischer  for the information. We will check it and try to fix this problem at future versions soon.