Being able to mount a disk image using a loop device is very useful when exploring old backup images of previously used systems or when you want to have a look around a Linux distributions image ...

Of course, all the stats provided on Linux loop devices can clutter the display when you want to focus solely on your disks. The command, however, does provide the -p option, which allows you to ...

There’s no standard for booting from an ISO image, each distro implements it differently, or not at all. For example, to boot an Arch-based ISO you need something like this: submenu "Arch Linux ...

Ok, this task (that appeares to be a daemon) is not running on another Linux system I have remote access to, so off I go about removing it. I re-compiled the kernel with the "Loop Block Device ...