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you need only do that: sudo mount /home/you/path/to/image.iso /media/image -o loop...
  1. 10-29-2007 #1
    vms100
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    Thumbs up Mount can mount images!

    you need only do that:
    sudo mount /home/you/path/to/image.iso /media/image -o loop
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  2. 10-29-2007 #2
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    It sure can. You can also bind directories to another using mount.
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    Erm, where is the question to answer?
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  4. 10-30-2007 #4
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    sorry,this is on a wrong area
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