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scbj
2025-10-22 13:19:36 +02:00
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@@ -40,6 +40,8 @@ mount -o loop <path/to/image-file> <mount-point>
If the image contains multiple partitions one needs to setup a loop device first: If the image contains multiple partitions one needs to setup a loop device first:
```bash ```bash
losetup --find --show <path/to/image-file> -P losetup --find --show <path/to/image-file> -P
# can be shortened to:
losetup -f <path/to/image-file> -P
``` ```
Afterwards the partitions of the image should be shown as loopXpY and can be mounted like any other device. Afterwards the partitions of the image should be shown as loopXpY and can be mounted like any other device.
@@ -55,5 +57,5 @@ This is a quick step through the setup of a raspbian image:
1. mount boot partition (see [mount image files](#mount-image-files)) 1. mount boot partition (see [mount image files](#mount-image-files))
1. add empty file `ssh` to boot partition 1. add empty file `ssh` to boot partition
1. add userconf.txt to boot partition, to set up initial user & password 1. add userconf.txt to boot partition, to set up initial user & password
1. disable resize script in boot/cmdline.txt (something with `firstboot`) 1. disable resize script in boot/cmdline.txt (something with `firstboot` or `resize`)
1. unmount partition and detach loop device 1. unmount partition and detach loop device