(Jan 12, 2013 07:28 AM)DragonHunter Wrote: Depends how easy you wanna have it
1. Download a program :P
2. Create your own driver
3. Use folders but that's not a virtual drive
He was generous enough to give you a few options... I would say that mapping a folder to a drive letter (as I've mentioned), is probably the easiest way. Enumerate the drive letters for a list of possible letters to use.
Creating your own driver is much more complex to be able to create a virtual drive here. Downloading a program will work too, but that's kind of silly lol!
I tried once to mount my own device drive for ISO file's to be mounted. This requires the interpretation of the UDF filesystem (what I seen for the ISO's I have) so that when your device drive is mounted you can imitate the data structure on the "disk" which was virtually mounted to it's own drive and assigned a letter.
Now if you were to go the folder mapping way... This would simple. You may end up with something of a dropbox like program, that checks based on intervals (what I would do personally), or use a FileSystemWatcher... Or Sync manually. The rest is up to you.
Without knowing what you want suggestions or feedback on though it's a bit hard to reply to this thread. How do we know what features we can suggest to be added without knowing what has already been added? Perhaps you should think that through a bit more to see why you may not be getting the responses you were hoping for in this thread?