What about Aaron Ballman's WFS?
Look in the FileProcessing section of it and you'll see GetDriveStrings,
which I imagine can get you part of the way there.
For volumes mounted to folders you'll probably need some additional
declares.
Maybe this will help-
http://www.news2news.com/cgi-bin/w32index.php?qmode=FUNC&keyword=mount%20point&base=www.news2news.com/vfp/&exclude=984&PHPSESSID=db1b545284995842dbc229d0508a9ce7
Jean-Luc Arnaud wrote:
> Hello to all of you,
>
> Does anyone know a DLL call returning the number
> and/or a list of all devices connected to a PC
> Computer ?
> I'm looking for something like "mountvol /l" (DOS
> command, try it in Execute ... CMD and then
> mountvol /l), but I don't want to use a DOS
> Command. Why ? Because, in particular, Vista and
> XP are returning information in a different text
> format. It would probably be the same case with
> different foreign systems. However, I'm
> developing an international app.
>
> Please, note that RB Command "VolumeCount" does
> only return the number of mounted volumes. When
> you have more than 26 devices, it does not see
> the additional ones, nor it does see mounted
> volume points. (FYI, mounted volume points are
> volumes pointing to folders on NTFS HD. Volumes
> may keep a letter or not. I.E., let say I have an
> external disk mounted as E:, it could be mounted
> too as mounted volume point in a 'MyExternalDisk'
> folder and be accessed by E: or
> C:\MountedPoints\MyExternalDisk, provided that
> MountedPoints is a folder containing all my
> mounted points. But it could be unmounted from E:
> and be accessible only through its mounted point
> path).
>
> Any helpful information welcome.
>
> Thanks
>
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