loop devices
Daniel Robitaille
robitaille at gmail.com
Mon Nov 8 08:11:10 UTC 2004
> One problem I am having - loopback mounts. They only succeed after
> manually modprobe'ing loop.
>
> andyr at megabook:~ $ sudo bash
> Password:
> root at megabook:/export # mount -o loop wartywarthog.iso /mnt
> mount: could not find any device /dev/loop#
> root at megabook:/export # modprobe loop
> root at megabook:/export # mount -o loop wartywarthog.iso /mnt
> root at megabook:/export #
> root at megabook:/export # ps aux | grep dev
> root 444 0.0 0.0 1472 380 ? S<s 08:28 0:00 udevd
>
> I grepped around /etc/mod* for clues, but only found this :-
>
> /etc/modprobe.d/aliases:alias block-major-7 loop
>
> What else am I missing ?
>
add the word "loop" to your /etc/modules file. That should load the
module loop upon your next reboot so that next time you don't need to
do a modprobe manually.
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