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Only for NTFS (both source and dest) though, no exFAT shared drives under a folder mount or what have you. I think the same is actually true of ReFS for some reason.

When you create/format the partition in the GUI tools it'll actually ask if you want to assign a drive letter or mount as a path as well.



I just tried mounting a exFAT partition at "C:\exFAT" and it worked just fine.


Other way around. Try mounting E: in your exfat drive.


That's because some filesystems like NTFS expose necessary metadata for integration and some don't. FAT and exFAT do not.


RAW partitions can be mounted at a mount point (or drive letter).

Used to be able to use these with SQL Server.... 2000.




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