in reply to Opening a block device in Windows
If you really want direct access to the raw device, like /dev/sdx under unixish/linuxish systems, you can open \\.\F: (permissions provided), potentially using CreateFile() via Win32::API. Also see this MSDN article on direct drive access, espcecially if you don't have a drive letter yet.
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Re^2: Opening a block device in Windows
by bulk88 (Priest) on Feb 15, 2013 at 00:57 UTC |