General Information

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PB Interface to ImDisk

2 Service Files, 16 Examples, 6 Includes

ImDisk Toolkit
➤ Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10 or 11 (32 or 64-bit)

ImDisk v2.0.10.64: http://www.ltr-data.se/opencode.html/#ImDisk
➤ imdisk.cpl, imdisk.lib, imdisk.sys
➤ imdisk.h, imdisk.c, imdisk_cpl.cpp, imdisk_sys.cpp, drvio.c, gpl.txt, readme.txt

Microsoft Windows SDK
➤ imapi2fs.h, imapi2sample.cpp

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CreateDriverService.pb
➤ Create the virtual device driver service.

DeleteDriverService.pb
➤ Delete the virtual device driver service (may also need a reboot).

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CreateDevice1.pb
➤ Creates a RAM Disk linked to the first available drive letter.

RemoveDevice1.pb
➤ Removes the link between the drive and RAM Disk.

CreateDevice2.pb
➤ Creates an image file linked to the first available drive letter.

RemoveDevice2.pb
➤ Removes the link between the drive and image file.

MountDevice.pb
➤ Mounts an image file to virtual memory or relinks an image file.

CreateMountPoint1.pb
➤ Creates a MountPoint between a folder location and the first available drive letter.

RemoveMountPoint1.pb
➤ Removes the link between the two locations.

CreateMountPoint2.pb
➤ Creates a MountPoint between a folder location and a newly created folder.

RemoveMountPoint2.pb
➤ Removes the link between the two locations.

AdjustImageFileSize.pb
➤ Adjusts an image file size.

ExtendDevice.pb
➤ Extends the size of an image file.

SaveImageFile.pb
➤ Saves a device to an image file.

SaveImageFileInteractive.pb
➤ Saves a device to an image file interactively.

QueryDevice.pb
➤ Displays information about devices.

GetFormattedGeometry.pb
➤ Displays information about disk drives with a valid boot record signature.

CreateMountableImage.pb
➤ Creates a mountable image file from either a device or folder location.

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Before using the ImDisk Interface for the first time run the file CreateDriverService.pb located in the setservice folder:
➤ After a reboot any virtual drives are removed, but the formatted image files remain intact and can be reused.
➤ If a virtual drive is created or modified in memory, an image file must be saved to be available after reboot.