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I can’t speak for Windows, but on any *nix OS you can do this with a loop back device. You’d have to determining in advance and likely round up a bit. But it’s
by koolba 6y ago
I can’t speak for Windows, but on any *nix OS you can do this with a loop back device. You’d have to determining in advance and likely round up a bit. But it’s a literally a couple line shell script.
- howerj 6y agoYeah, it is easy to do, but only on Unixen, the dev environment I am working on is primarily run under Windows (and also maybe Linux in the future).
- m463 6y agoWSL / WSL2 might be one answer
- shawnz 6y agoOn Windows you could create and mount a VHD file and format it as FAT32 by using the diskpart utility, with the commands "create vdisk", "attach vdisk", and "format"