^thehatsrule^
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Posted: Aug. 14 2008,18:53 |
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It's probably a standard loopback image file.
I haven't used "winimage" - you could check their help/support.
In a Linux distro, you could do something like:| Code Sample | gunzip myfile.gz # extract the gzip'd myfile (I'm having my doubts that that file is gzip'd though...)
mkdir mount # create an empty temp dir for mounting
mount -o loop,rw myfile mount # mount it
pushd mount
# edit files as necessary
popd
umount mount # unmount it
gzip -9 myfile # gzip it back up |
It could be a better idea to ask on their site, though.
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