How can I create an image of a partition (ext4) and later mount it to ...

Try this: First create the loop device: sudo losetup /dev/loop0 /root/virtual.ext4 Second, create a mount point for the device, replacing <newdir> with an ...

An easy solution is using kpartx: it will figure out the partition layout and map each to a block devices. After that all you have to do is mount the one you ...

Mounting an ext4 File System. An ext4 file system can be mounted with no extra options, same as any other file system: ~]# mount block_device /mount/point.

Hello, Can you show me How to mount backup.img.raw(an ext4 image file) on the host at a mount point of your choice? thank you.

I have a external hard drive ext4(I am 99% sure anyway) I have zfs root freebsd 12 on a desktop. I have /mnt/a owned by user g I loaded the fuse module after ...

You need a specific fuse driver for each file system type, as the point of fuse is to have the file system code running in user-land. So any pre ...

I was wondering since I have a 2TB external HDD, could it be possible to mount my backed up image on the external HDD and then copy the files into the /home ...

OSFMount allows you to mount local disk image files in Windows with a drive letter. Works great for mount an Ext4 Image in windows and the download is just 2MB.

e2image can be used to create an image of an ext4 file system, while only copying sectors which are in use:

I know I can do this in Mac OS X by double-clicking on the disk image's icon in Finder, which will mount the drive automatically, but I would ...