Hi Bret,
> > mount -t iso9660 isofilename -o loop=/dev/loop0,rw mountpoint
>
> I thought when I saw this, of course, the type option! But no luck. Mount
> still reports it as rw but I stil get the dreaded read only filesytem.
Are you sure it is possible to write to iso images directly? The last time I
created an iso image (couple of months ago) the mkisofs compiled an image from
the indicated files.
So contrary to fe mke2fs the mkisofs does not format a filesystem, but
compiles a filesystem. So if you want to make an updated image I guess you'll
have to extract all files from the original image to a directory, update the
files you need, and recompile the image using mkisofs.
Hope this helps,
Leonard.
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