OSFMount - commandline problem

[Hopik]

Hello, I want mount virtual usb drive wiith OSFMount automatically at start of windows, so I am trying to create .bat file with proper commandline params of OSFmount.com. But when I execute my command line, USB image is mounted but without any content - similar behavior like whe I do it in GUI app and I have not selected "Mount all partitions". So my question is: how to set "Mount all partitions" in commandline?

My commandline:
OSFMount.com -a -t file -f c:\temp\USB.bin -m F: -o rem,rw,hd

I already tried to play with -v param but with -v 0 i got only help text and with -v 1 i got message: Error: Partition table not found

Note. USB image was created with ImageUSB
Thx for help

[David (PassMark)]

USB drives don't normally have partitions. So maybe there are no partitions? As this would also explain the 'Partition table not found' message.

[lauzona]

Hi

Hello, I want mount virtual usb drive wiith OSFMount automatically at start of windows, so I am trying to create .bat file with proper commandline params of OSFmount.com. But when I execute my command line, USB image is mounted but without any content - similar behavior like whe I do it in GUI app and I have not selected "Mount all partitions". So my question is: how to set "Mount all partitions" in commandline?

My commandline:
OSFMount.com -a -t file -f c:\temp\USB.bin -m F: -o rem,rw,hd

I already tried to play with -v param but with -v 0 i got only help text and with -v 1 i got message: Error: Partition table not found

Note. USB image was created with ImageUSB
Thx for help

try a partition manager lile gparted:

http://gparted.org

make a small partition like 1 mb and a second one with hole rest format last one with filesystem you need
now the Stick have a partition Table, try again a mount be aware that you must use partition 1 (normal start with zero) if that not work try 2

best

Andre