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How to run Android-x86 4.2 iso on VM VirtualBox?

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问题 I want to use Android-x86 to test and debug my App.I tried other versions of Android-x86 before successfully,but there is an erroe in about android-x86-4.2.So I ask my question here because it may be happen for others: I installed oracle VM virtualBox on Win7 32-Bit,then I downloaded android-x86-4.2-20121225.iso from Android-x86 - Porting Android to x86.After I installed Android x86-4.2 on VirtualBox from iso and creating fake SD Card for it,I tried to run it,but when I started it I saw these

VB.NET Mount ISO

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问题 I am looking for an API or something with the .NET Framework that would allow me to mount an ISO through code. Do you know of an API or any managed code that would allow me to mount an ISO? 回答1: Check out this article, complete with sample code: "Article on IMAPI" you can also use NERO SDK UPDATE: check out these: Same exact question: ANSWERED Using IMAPI IMAPI Interfaces (reference) Installing IMAPI <- windows SDK contains sample programs utilizing IMAPI Virtual Disk API in Windows 7 来源：

Create ISO image using PowerShell: how to save IStream to file?

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I want to create an ISO image, so a .iso file, on Windows. This is possible to do using COM component IMAPI2FS.MsftFileSystemImage , and I found instructions on how to do this using PowerShell in an MSDN blog post entitled "Writing optical discs using IMAPI 2 in powershell" . After step 3, those instructions say that "at this step you can stop and save resulted image to the local hard disc, this will be a pure iso image." My question: How do I take $resultStream, i.e., a COM object that results from retrieving an ImageStream , in PowerShell and save its contents to a file? You need to use

Create ISO image using PowerShell: how to save IStream to file?

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问题 I want to create an ISO image, so a .iso file, on Windows. This is possible to do using COM component IMAPI2FS.MsftFileSystemImage, and I found instructions on how to do this using PowerShell in an MSDN blog post entitled "Writing optical discs using IMAPI 2 in powershell". After step 3, those instructions say that "at this step you can stop and save resulted image to the local hard disc, this will be a pure iso image." My question: How do I take $resultStream, i.e., a COM object that results