[simonbenyo]

its great i like ring0 😉 good job 🙂

[CyNecx]

man you have to teach me c++ ... c++ is fucking me hard -_- (Too much datatyps ...)
looks great ...(Using driver ?)
btw what theme you are using ...??(Windows ..)

[CyNecx]

You have a few problems with your post here. A, this isn't a C++ section, B this isn't a tutorial or help thread. C, It's a custom theme for his application.

Wtf he is using a driver in c++ not in c# .drivers are not possible in .net lang.
I mean the windows theme -_-

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Just wondering, can this be used as a sandbox?
Like can you prevent program from reading/writing anything on the HD?

Also, Dragonhunter is the most intelligent on HF. Fact.

[Support.]

This looks brilliant dude, I will definitly be using this! My only suggestions would be;

Encrypting hardrives like Ultimate said,
Notification for the old 'drive is nearly full'
Option to confirm or deny newly created files,
Duplicate file checking,
Suicide option. (Password for secure destruction of all files)

I had more but I can't remember now :(
Anyways great work yet again DH, I can honestly say your one of the few reasons keeping me on this forum.

[Support.]

Thanks for the idea's I really totally forgot about the suicide thing I think it came from Truecrypt like u would have the correct password and 1 for suicide just incase u would be forced in any way to fillin a password 🤝

I've never used truecrypt as I don't have a laptop long enough normally, lol.

I use my own app that has a fake hint saying what the suposid pass is & if it gets the wrong password entered 2wice then it just keeps writing random bytes to the all the files in my special folder, even on restart.

Also, if this had a feature similiar to how Ipad syncs pictures/files using rootsocket I think it would be good.
& last one, a plugin of sorts to help manage/sync files to PS3 using ps3 media server or something?

Just rambling shit now... bla bla bla, lol.

[JeromeMarshall]

[*]Is this completely in C# or have you created some native DLLs as well?
[*]Would there be any 'installation' required to get this running, like can one just run the exe or do they have to install the filesystem into the registry etc.?

I'm also curious about this. This must have been a lot of fun making.

[noober1001]

This is really cool and I would seriously use it for many things. I just have some questions.

• Is this completely in C# or have you created some native DLLs as well?
  


• Would there be any 'installation' required to get this running, like can one just run the exe or do they have to install the filesystem into the registry etc.?
  


• Does it require administrator permission?
  

Thanks (:

I also would like to know about this.
BTW, very good job bro.

[noober1001]

A install is required for the driver and there is only a .exe you'd need to start for mounting the drive etc but I don't know if you require admin permission for installing a driver

That's good, but may we know in which language you have coded it?
is it completely C#, or you have done only GUI coding in C#?

[Jae‌]

Holy crap, this looks fucking amazing. o.o

[Support.]

Added remotely accessing the harddisk to the todo list so this means u'll be able access the harddisk from being like at school or where ever you are

I would pay for this feature alone. Is it secure? great work, again,

[Support.]

ofcourse it will be secure the traffic will be encrypted etc, was thinking of also so u'll be able to add users etc setting ther permissions and such like that

Awww, beautiful. I love the users idea, I'm actually excited about this, lol

[Lucifer III]

I dont believe you can make a driver without using C++, C are Assembly. So I guess that the C# is acting like the front end, so to speak

[illuminator]

ohw man just finished the whole thread, very nice.
if you release this i would use it for sure altough a suicide password would be a real sweet bonus :D

[Lucifer III]

Dragon I think you should make this opened source to help people like my self, I find this very intriguing.

I highly agree with Immortal. This could open the doors to so many great programs.