Hi,

Is there another option to add or mount a disk other then using sdiloader
GUI.
I would like automate all os generation.
thanks.

Sure, there's an automation interface (requires sdiaut.dll to be
registered):

sdi = new ActiveXObject("SDIAUT.SDIMountedDisks");
sdi.Add("<SDI-file path>");
....
sdi.Remove(<index>);

From what I can see, these operations appear to be asynchronous, so don't
expect the volume to be available/unmounted immediately upon return.

P.S.: this does not appear to be a documented interface...

Best regards,

Gert Leunen
Software Engineer
R&D International NV


"jrec" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> Is there another option to add or mount a disk other then using sdiloader
> GUI.
> I would like automate all os generation.
> thanks.
>
>

Hi,
Thanks a lot.
My problem is solved now.


> Sure, there's an automation interface (requires sdiaut.dll to be
> registered):
>
> sdi = new ActiveXObject("SDIAUT.SDIMountedDisks");
> sdi.Add("<SDI-file path>");
> ...
> sdi.Remove(<index>);
> From what I can see, these operations appear to be asynchronous, so
> don't expect the volume to be available/unmounted immediately upon
> return.
>
> P.S.: this does not appear to be a documented interface...
>
> Best regards,
>
> Gert Leunen
> Software Engineer
> R&D International NV
> "jrec" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there another option to add or mount a disk other then using
>> sdiloader
>> GUI.
>> I would like automate all os generation.
>> thanks