ISO 9660 is only read-only mountable. You can mount it as read-write,
but there is no mechanizm for writes into ISO, so everything ends up as
writing to ro. You will have to use mkisofs.
Torsten Reuss wrote:
Hi,
I've been searching the Net for quite a while to find an answer to
this, but I fo
Hi,
I've been searching the Net for quite a while to find an answer to this,
but I found quite different answers (and often enough no answers).
Can Linux mount an iso image read-write via a loopback device?
Here is what I am trying and what doesn't work:
dogbert:/# ls -l /tmp/test.iso
-rw-rw--
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