i may regret asking this if i suddenly realize how to do it after i
hit ENTER but i still don't see a simple way to do this.
for booting beagleboards and pandaboards, one normally uses an SD
card that is formatted as a tiny hard drive -- there's a partition
table, an initial DOS partition, and the rest of the card is typically
an ext2 or ext3 partition containing the root filesystem.
if i have a byte-for-byte image file for the SD card, is it possible
to mount one of those internal filesystems? i'm well aware of the "-o
loop" option for mounting image files, but now i want to mount a
filesystem that's *inside* such an image file, so i can make changes
to it.
can i do this? am i missing something stupidly obvious?
rday
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