import subprocess import time def mount_fatx(device, letter): subprocess.run([r"C:\Program Files\FATXplorer\fatxplorer.exe", f"/mount", device, f"/letter", letter]) time.sleep(2) # Allow mount to settle
You can create a wrapper application that controls FATXplorer via Process.Start() . C# Example (Control FATXplorer) using System.Diagnostics; public static class FatxController fatxplorer extend code
var psi = new ProcessStartInfo
public static void MountDrive(string physicalDrive, char letter) import subprocess import time def mount_fatx(device
Write-Host "Backup completed to $backupDir" $gameSaves = Get-ChildItem ".\Saves" -Directory foreach ($save in $gameSaves) & $fatxPath /mount ".\HDD.vhd" /letter "Y:" & $fatxPath /inject "$($save.FullName)*" "Y:\Content$($save.Name)" /overwrite & $fatxPath /unmount "Y:" Arguments = $"/mount physicalDrive /letter letter"
Here is informative content regarding extending the functionality of (a Windows tool for formatting and managing Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One storage devices) through custom code or scripting.
FileName = @"C:\Program Files\FATXplorer\fatxplorer.exe", Arguments = $"/mount physicalDrive /letter letter", UseShellExecute = false, CreateNoWindow = true ; Process.Start(psi)?.WaitForExit();
