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Mounting Images without installing Daemon Tools
I found out, that a script can easily mount images by using d-toolґs command-line-options for installing software, that is spread over lots of CDs or DVDs.
It would be a gread improvement if such a script could be run on computers even if d-tools is not installed yet.
If the Silent-Install-Option would be added, that script could install d-tools and afterwards mount the required images.
What about a D-Tool Version that runs as easy as an external CD/DVD Drive?
Just call it from the command-line like:
dtools.exe <image>[,drive-letter]
... or something like this
without ever having the need of installing daemon-tools
Just think of having a pack&go Version of d-tools?
Wouldn't that be great?
It would be a gread improvement if such a script could be run on computers even if d-tools is not installed yet.
If the Silent-Install-Option would be added, that script could install d-tools and afterwards mount the required images.
What about a D-Tool Version that runs as easy as an external CD/DVD Drive?
Just call it from the command-line like:
dtools.exe <image>[,drive-letter]
... or something like this
without ever having the need of installing daemon-tools
Just think of having a pack&go Version of d-tools?
Wouldn't that be great?
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