Mounting a drive to an NTFS folder

Devilsbane

Tomorrow is test day already!!!

I finished watching my CBT nuggets and my book last night. Paging through another book and taking transcenders.

What are the requirements to mount a volume inside of another volume. I believe the only restriction is that the Receiving volume be formatted NTFS.

The Volume you are mounting can be FAT, or FAT32. And also I read somewhere that both can be basic disks (although I previously thought dynamic)

So if you have 2 disks, each one is a primary partition on a basic disk. C: is NTFS and is Fat. You could Mount (although it would no longer be D) into C:\D

Is that correct?

RobertKaucher

How to create and use NTFS mounted drives in Windows XP and in Windows Server 2003
Assign a mount point folder path to a drive

Yes, yes, yes. Although I would like to test the third statement to ensure there would not be two mount points created.

Devilsbane

Just wanted to verify that, sometimes there are mistakes in the book and this could potentially be a big one. Thanks for the info on both this question and all of the others.

RobertKaucher

Devilsbane wrote: »

Just wanted to verify that, sometimes there are mistakes in the book and this could potentially be a big one. Thanks for the info on both this question and all of the others.

Always a pleasure! Just giving the help I got when I was studying myself!