On Sun, 19 Jan 2003, Sharninder wrote: > > I tried to mount a iso files with the following mount options > > $mount -t iso9660 -o loop xyz.iso mountpoint > > > > do u have the loop* devices in /dev/. if not, use the mknod program > to make the loopback devices. hi, can u tell me what excatly are loop back devices. i know a loop back device 'lo' its something related to networking. but what are these loop back block devices.
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