OSFMount Commandline support ?

[jslegers]

Hello,

Will OSFMount support command line version in the future ?

John

[David (PassMark)]

It isn't our highest priority at the moment. But it would be a nice feature to add.

[jslegers]

Thanks for the info.

[keith]

A new build of OSFMount has been released (v1.5 Build 1006) which includes command line support (via a separate OSFMount console application [filename: OSFMount.com]). You can download the new build here:

http://www.osforensics.com/tools/mount-disk-images.html

Here are some usage examples:

Mounting an image file as a virtual drive

osfmount -a -t file -f C:\passmark\images\vmdk_split.001 -m #:

Creating device...
Created device 0: G: -> C:\passmark\images\vmdk_split.001
Notifying applications...
Done.

Dismounting a virtual drive

osfmount -d -m g:

Flushing file buffers...
Locking volume...
Dismounting filesystem...
Removing device...
Removing mountpoint...
Done.

Displaying virtual drive details

osfmount -l -m g:

G: = \??\C:\passmark\images\vmdk_split.001
Size: 42939588608 bytes (39.99 GB), ReadOnly, File Type Virtual Disk, HDD.

Other changes included in this build:

Fixed 'Browse' file dialog to show all file extensions

[jslegers]

Thanks for the new build looks good. Works great.
Is it possible to make an option unmount all ?

[jslegers]

Will it be possible to create one package for the 32 Bit and the 64 Bit version so that the command line version knows which driver it has to use?
I want to use OSFmount in combination with Total Commander. Only I can't create something that determines if it has to use the 32 Bit version or the 64 Bit version command line.

[David (PassMark)]

There are 2 command line binaries. One for 32bit and one for 64bit.
I don't know anything about Total Commander, nor why Total Commander would require one package.

[jslegers]

I have made an installer for TC so that it knows which version to install. 32Bit or 64Bit.