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My disk space is not enough, but my DOS
disk still has space.

I remember in 1997 when I was using Linux,
there is a command 'losetup' which can make
a filesystem within a big file. Perhaps
it was called loopback fs. I had used
it to create a crypted filesystem under
a big DOS file.

But now I can not find a counterpart
of losetup under FreeBSD.

Is there such a program ?


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