Say you have a bootable floppy image for instance from here, but you want to add files to it, like bios flash files before you bake it.
On linux it's easy:
losetup -f
will give you the first available loop device, eg. .dev/loop0
losetup /dev/loop0 fdodin06.img
will setup the loop device with the disk image
you can now mount /dev/loop0 and add files to it. I suspect you can add files up to the size of the image which is fixed.
easy.
On linux it's easy:
losetup -f
will give you the first available loop device, eg. .dev/loop0
losetup /dev/loop0 fdodin06.img
will setup the loop device with the disk image
you can now mount /dev/loop0 and add files to it. I suspect you can add files up to the size of the image which is fixed.
easy.