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Bug 808121
cupsd interferes with loop devices (?!)
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mount.sh (test script)
mount.sh (text/plain), 677 bytes, created by
Will Woods
on 2012-03-29 16:09:56 UTC
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>#!/bin/bash >[ "$(id -u)" != 0 ] && echo "be more rootish." && exit 0 > >#set -x > >mnt=/tmp/looptest/mnt >img=/tmp/looptest/disk.img >[ ! -d $mnt ] && mkdir -p $mnt >[ ! -f $img ] && truncate -s 256M $img && mkfs.ext4 -Fq $img > >mount -o loop $img $mnt || { echo ERROR: mount failed; exit 1; } > >loop=$(grep -w "$mnt" /proc/mounts | grep -o '/dev/loop[0-9]') >[ -n "$loop" ] || { echo ERROR: no loopdev?; umount $mnt; exit 1; } > >echo "yay, I made a file" > $mnt/file.txt > >umount $mnt ># That should automatically delete the loop device. Right? > >if losetup $loop 2>/dev/null; then > echo ERROR: loop device still exists. Removing manually. > losetup -d $loop >else > echo Success. >fi
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