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Perhaps you can put it an uncompressed zip file and mount it as a file system (or other similar solutions such as a block device file)
by Aardwolf 3y ago
Perhaps you can put it an uncompressed zip file and mount it as a file system (or other similar solutions such as a block device file)
- omnibrain 3y agoBecause he speaks of robocopy I assume Windows, so I would use VHDX, the virtual disks for Hyper-V. Windows is able to mount them as a drive.