fix: mount -o loop needs type param #2
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fix: mount -o loop needs type param
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What error message were you getting? Ideally mount should auto detect and only use "-t iso9660" when that fails. Mounting a UDF ISO as type ISO9660 is very bad. I'll try to take a look at what's going on later. |
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Yes, that works :) thanks! |
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Hello Slacka,
on my Gentoo Linux "mount -o loop" needs "-t iso9660" parameter as well. I'm not sure if it works without it in different environments - but this is the most reliable way for iso images.
Winusb is a great script, thanks for that!
Jaromir