Lloyd Palfrey wrote:
> Has anyone managed to mount the .img file on linux?
> 
> I'm trying to mount the .img so I can update a couple of the files from
> the latest build.
This should help you:
  - download the gziped image
  - rename the file to yourimagewhatever.img.gz
  - gunzip yourimagewhatever.img.gz
  (Note:for write support you need ufs-write support in your kernel!!)
  - mount -t ufs -oufstype=44bsd,rw,loop wrap-1.22.img /yourmountpoint/
  - cd /yourmountpoint/
  - cp mfsroot.gz /anywhere/
  - cd /anywhere/
  - gunzip mfsroot.gz
  - mount -t ufs -oufstype=44bsd,rw,loop mfsroot /anothermountpoint/

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