For anyone else who's looking for the answer, I figured out that you can get it to work but unloading the ISO9660 module using rmmod iso9660. Then it will detect the filesystem as a normal UDF drive.
Jeremy On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:28 PM, Jeremy Salwen <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to mount a UDF ISO image on loopback to chainload from it. > However, the problem is that the image doubles as an ISO9660 image. This > means that by default, grub mounts it as an ISO9660, and so all I have > access to is the redme.txt file on the ISO saying that I need UDF support. > I have seen in several places that grub supports UDF filesystems, but I > don't know how to *force* this image to be mounted as UDF. How would I do > that? > > Thanks, > Jeremy Salwen >
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