Arsenal Image Mounter
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Arsenal Image Mounter mounts the contents of disk images as complete disks in Microsoft Windows. Arsenal Image Mounter includes a virtual SCSI adapter (via a unique Storport miniport driver) which allows users to benefit from disk-specific features in Windows like integration...
Features
- Mounting drives
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- scsi
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Arsenal Consulting, Inc. Licensing
Open Source and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $48 and $49 per month.Written in
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What is Arsenal Image Mounter?
Arsenal Image Mounter mounts the contents of disk images as complete disks in Microsoft Windows. Arsenal Image Mounter includes a virtual SCSI adapter (via a unique Storport miniport driver) which allows users to benefit from disk-specific features in Windows like integration with Disk Manager, access to Volume Shadow Copies, and more. As far as Windows is concerned, the contents of disk images mounted by Arsenal Image Mounter are "real" SCSI disks.
Comments and Reviews
This was the ONLY app I could find for Windows that allowed me to mount a full dd/raw image as an actual virtual disk. Everything else wanted to mount images as partitions with letters. I needed this functionality to mount images of encrypted hard drives, specifically, Truecrypt.
There were some minor problems sometimes recognizing disks, especially partitions, when multiple copies of the same mirrored disk were mounted, but I can't really fault the software for that. It even includes a read-only mode option to fake a virtual identifier on the drive level to bypass this exact problem (on a higher level than the unfortunate partition problem though).
I wouldn't have minded buying the software if it wasn't time based licensing (and the price wasn't too bad).