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Every time I try to mount an ISO disk image using the command:
mount -t iso9660 -o ro,loop xyz.iso /mnt/iso
It keeps throwing the error:
mount: /mnt/iso: failed to setup loop device for xyz.iso
Other posts on the web suggested at the lack of a loop device module in the kernel, however
lsmod | grep loop
returns the output
loop 32768 0
I even tried making a loopback-dev.conf file under /etc/modules-load.d/ with
loop
thinking it was booting without a loop module as mentioned here. Can anyone please help me out in trying to understand what is happening?
Last edited by coffeeguy (2018-03-17 05:45:42)
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Your command works perfectly fine for me using the linux-lts kernel.
Have you rebooted since you last upgraded the kernel?
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Your command works perfectly fine for me using the linux-lts kernel.
Have you rebooted since you last upgraded the kernel?
Absolutely! 2 times to be exact.
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I get that same error if the `xyz.iso` doesn't exist / isn't in that directory. Are you sure the path is correct?
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I get that same error if the `xyz.iso` doesn't exist / isn't in that directory. Are you sure the path is correct?
Woops, you are right! My bad. Thanks a ton !
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