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I've copied a file over to a RAM Disk, but I get an error message that doesn't make sense as the path is actually shorter than on the physical disk and is certainly less than 260 characters. Any suggestions how to get around this issue. Changing the code is not an option.

I'm using ImDisk to create the RAM Disk. My RamDisk is defined as Z:

The file resolves to a path that is too long. The maximum length is 260 characters. [ File name = Z:\zz\xx\yy\xyz.sdf ]

here is what I have tried:

  • Manually shortening the path - i.e. havingthe shortest parent - i.e. just use the drive.

  • I've been looking at using mklink to build out some links using \J \D options. But still doesn't work - using both: Physical -> RamDisk and RamDisk -> RamDisk.

  • Substr, for mapping the RamDisk path to a letter. This makes no difference.

  • \?\, I tried this - but I get issues with the program as I think it checks for not standard paths and I cannot modify the source code.

  • I've tried a combination of using \?\ with mklink, so I create a link which makes to \?\z:

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これが機能しているようです。Windows共有を使用して実行しました。RAMDisk 上のフォルダーに移動し、右クリックしてこのフォルダーを共有しました。これまでのところ、これらは機能しているようで、C# でコンパイルされたコードを実行できます。

于 2015-02-10T15:03:52.440 に答える