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From: Gordon Tetlow <gordont@bluemtn.net>
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Subject: using loopback mounts...
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has anyone thought of using loopback mounts (vn0, vn1) for the various iso
images so you don't need to download essentially 2 copies of everything
for a release (once in the ISO and once in the x.y-RELEASE directory)?
Just a curious thought that struck me as I try to figure out the easiest
way to create my mirror.

-gordon



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