Command: shsufdrv
SHSUFDRV simulates a floppy or hard disk using an image file.
Syntax:
SHSUFDRV [/F[:][?]]image[,drive]... [/W] [/V] [/U] [/Q[Q]]
/F: The path to the image.
image Filename of raw disk image; '?' will ignore an invalid
image.
drive Drive letter to use (default is first available).
Options:
/W Allow images to be written.
/V Display memory usage (only at install).
/U Unload.
/Q Quiet - don't display sign-on banner.
/QQ Really quiet - don't display anything.
Comments:
Image files can be created with DISKCOPY.
No drive letter will be assigned lower than the first.
Eg: img1,E img2,D will assign to E: and F:, *not* E: and D:.
Only the drive (on the first partition of a hard disk) is simulated,
not the disk itself, and only a 512-byte sector size.
SHSUFDRV / SHSURDRV has the following EXITCODES (ERRORLEVEL):
0 Uninstalled, help displayed
1-32 First drive letter assigned (A: = 1) on successful install;
255 Not installed, not uninstalled
Examples:
SHSUFDRV /F:?C:\test\diskimg.img,H /W /V
See also:
diskcopy
Copyright © 2008 W. Spiegl.
This file is derived from the FreeDOS Spec Command HOWTO.
See the file H2Cpying for copying conditions.