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While this is true, most Windows software is not prepared to treat this as a volume. And you still need the root to be a drive-letter in itself.
by josteink 11y ago
While this is true, most Windows software is not prepared to treat this as a volume. And you still need the root to be a drive-letter in itself.
- charonn0 11y agoMost Windows applications don't know, since it's handled transparently by the filesystem driver, and a mounted volume need not have a drive letter at all.