Mount Windows Drives to WSL

wsl-mount.ps1

# Author: https://github.com/rxw1 <rxw1@pm.me>
# Last edit: Sun May  7 01:10:50 AM CEST 2023
# https://gist.github.com/rxw1/2ddb64ab95dbb1c005f4ce688bef303f

$currentPrincipal = New-Object Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal([Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent())
$admin = $currentPrincipal.IsInRole([Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltInRole]::Administrator)
if (!$admin) {
	Write-Output("Script must be run as Administrator")
	exit 1
}

class Disk {
	[int]$DeviceId
	[string]$SerialNumber
	[string]$FriendlyName
	[string]$ObjectId
	[string]$Name
	[bool]$Mount
	[string]$UUID
}

$disks = @(

	[Disk]@{
		DeviceId     = 1;
		Mount        = $true;
		Name         = "Something";
		SerialNumber = "WD-XO0JAR9OOPH3";
		FriendlyName = "WDC WD40EFRX-68WT0N0";
		ObjectId     = "60b01762-c524-4820-83ca-499c1a0d9472";
		UUID         = "6c6fb321-abfc-42b2-ad63-b3b48aec5239"
	}

	[Disk]@{
		DeviceId     = 4;
		Mount        = $true;
		Name         = "Gentoo";
		SerialNumber = "S1GHEUNAO5BAI7XU";
		FriendlyName = "Samsung SSD 840 EVO 250GB";
		ObjectId     = "82f4095c-5008-4e4e-9d86-71b144073982";
		UUID         = "abe4a558-a9b0-4f33-9e61-c3124c8d1666";
	}

)
	
# How the ObjectId is obtained:
#
# Get-PhysicalDisk
# | Select-Object DeviceId,SerialNumber,FriendlyName,ObjectId
# | Sort-Object { [int]$_.DeviceId }
# | Format-List
#
# We take the last UUID contained in the ObjectId after PD, as it seems to be
# the only real(?) unique identifier that works for all kinds of disks.
#
# DeviceId might change sometimes, depending on the disks physically connected
# to the computer. SerialNumber is not unique for some disks and just reports
# 00000000000000000000.

function Get-Linux-Device {
	$d = $null # Device
	$n = 0 # Retry counter

	# Try to get the device 10 times, as it might not be available immediately
	Do {
		$d = wsl sudo blkid -U $args[0] 2>$null
		if ($null -eq $d ) {
			wsl sudo blkid --match-tag none 2>$null
		}
		$n++
	} Until (($null -ne $d) -or ($n -eq 10))
	
	return $d
	
	if ($?) {
		Write-Host $d
	}
 else {
		Write-Host "blkid failed for $($args[0])"
	}

	if ($d -eq "") {
		$d = wsl blkid -U $args[0] 2>$null
		if ($d -eq "") {
			$d = wsl blkid -U $args[0] 2>$null
		}
	}

	return $d
}

# Main loop: Iterate over all disks and mount them to WSL
ForEach ($d in @($disks)) {
	ForEach ($p in @(Get-PhysicalDisk)) {
		
		if ($d.Mount) {
			
			# Match our noted UUID to the ObjectId returned by Get-PhysicalDisk
			if ($p.Objectid -match $d.ObjectId) {
				
				# Pretty output
				Write-Host "Mounting " -NoNewLine
				Write-Host "$($d.Name) " -ForegroundColor Blue -NoNewline
				Write-Host "$($d.SerialNumber) $($d.ObjectId) " -ForegroundColor Magenta
				
				# Mount the drive to WSL
				wsl --mount \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE$($p.DeviceId) --bare
				
				$linuxDevice = Get-Linux-Device $d.UUID
				Write-Host "$($linuxDevice)" -ForegroundColor Green
			}
		}
	}
}