Using a ISO file to create a virtual CD-ROM Drive

[Alexander Skwar]

Michael T. Richter <ttmrichter at gmail.com>:

> On Thu, 2006-03-08 at 14:52 +0200, Alexander Skwar wrote:
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>> >> It would be much better, if How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
>> >> were followed much more often.
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>> > While we're on the subject of "howtos", here's a howto for you:
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>> >         http://www.livewiremedia.com/proud2b.html
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>> Just let us get this straight: You'd say, it would be better to NOT
>> help at all? That's your point of view?
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> No.  My point of view is that your brand of "help" is of no help
> whatsoever and likely damages rather than assists. 

Ah, so it's no help to inform the OP *where* to look for help and *what*
to look for?

Pardon me, but that's absolutely wrong.

You might have had a point, if all I posted were a "RTFM". But I 
did substantially more.

> This community 
> already has a reputation for more talk than action in its
> "friendliness".  (http://www.itwire.com.au/content/view/3377/106/)

This doesn't fit me. I don't make fun of newbies.

> Your 
> "help"

Why do you put help in quotation marks? Was it not right to the
spot to point to the man page of mount and there to secrion deeling
with "loop"? No?

> Here's potentially a guideline for you.  You may elect to use it or
> discard it as you wish.  I strongly suggest the former, however.
> 
> 
>         If you are offended at the "stupidity" and "laziness" of someone
>         asking a question, you are likely the worst possible person to
>         answer it in any way, shape or form and should just hit the
>         "next" button.

I discard it, as it doesn't fit. Especially not in this thread. I
wasn't offended or anything. I gave help. Now, what did you do? You
started yet another OT thread. You probably think, that this is
the right way to go, don't you? Well - you're wrong.

Alexander Skwar
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