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IMAPI_E_NO_SUPPORTED_FILE_SYSTEM
IMAPI_E_NO_SUPPORTED_FILE_SYSTEM means IMAPI inspected the previous session but did not find a supported filesystem for import. ImportFileSystem chooses among UDF, Joliet and ISO 9660 in that order; IdentifyFileSystemsOnDisc can be used to enumerate recognized filesystem types on the medium.
Identify the disc filesystems before importing
- Call
IdentifyFileSystemsOnDiscand log the returnedFsiFileSystemsmask. - Record which session/media was selected and whether the disc was created by IMAPI or another mastering tool.
- Do not request a specific filesystem until the identification result shows that it is present.
This is broader than IMAPI_E_FILE_SYSTEM_NOT_FOUND. The latter concerns a particular requested filesystem; this code says none of the supported import candidates was found. A disc can still contain data in an unsupported or unrecognized format. Mounting behavior in another operating system does not prove that IMAPI can import the filesystem layout for a new multisession image.
ImportFileSystem · IdentifyFileSystemsOnDisc · Filesystem types
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