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I have a file, called "some.img", created with fallocate, that has a filesystem on it. I can mount the img file using mount -o loop some.img /media/where, and I see the filesystem. When I reboot, however, the file is no longer mounted.



How do I automatically mount this at boot?



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    binarytides.com/ubuntu-automatically-mount-partition-startup may be helpful if you are using Ubuntu or a derivative. Perhaps you could click on edit and tell us which *ix you use, by adding that to your original question?

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  • Yeah, @Kusalananda, it solved my problem. But man was this answer hard to look for. I didn't really know that I needed to look for "loop device permanence" because my symptoms were that my mount (whatever it was I dunno) was disappearing after a reboot.

    – activedecay
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  • @activedecay I search this site for "loop device permanently"... it was the 1st hit.

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This question already has an answer here:




  • Permanently mounting loop device

    1 answer




I have a file, called "some.img", created with fallocate, that has a filesystem on it. I can mount the img file using mount -o loop some.img /media/where, and I see the filesystem. When I reboot, however, the file is no longer mounted.



How do I automatically mount this at boot?



Update: SuSE Linux






linux mount loop-device







share|improve this question















marked as duplicate by Kusalananda, Community♦ 1 hour ago


This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.














  • 1





    binarytides.com/ubuntu-automatically-mount-partition-startup may be helpful if you are using Ubuntu or a derivative. Perhaps you could click on edit and tell us which *ix you use, by adding that to your original question?

    – K7AAY
    2 hours ago











  • Yeah, @Kusalananda, it solved my problem. But man was this answer hard to look for. I didn't really know that I needed to look for "loop device permanence" because my symptoms were that my mount (whatever it was I dunno) was disappearing after a reboot.

    – activedecay
    1 hour ago











  • @activedecay I search this site for "loop device permanently"... it was the 1st hit.

    – Kusalananda
    1 hour ago
















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This question already has an answer here:




  • Permanently mounting loop device

    1 answer




I have a file, called "some.img", created with fallocate, that has a filesystem on it. I can mount the img file using mount -o loop some.img /media/where, and I see the filesystem. When I reboot, however, the file is no longer mounted.



How do I automatically mount this at boot?



Update: SuSE Linux






linux mount loop-device







share|improve this question

















This question already has an answer here:




  • Permanently mounting loop device

    1 answer




I have a file, called "some.img", created with fallocate, that has a filesystem on it. I can mount the img file using mount -o loop some.img /media/where, and I see the filesystem. When I reboot, however, the file is no longer mounted.



How do I automatically mount this at boot?



Update: SuSE Linux





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  • Permanently mounting loop device

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linux mount loop-device




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marked as duplicate by Kusalananda, Community♦ 1 hour ago


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marked as duplicate by Kusalananda, Community♦ 1 hour ago


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    binarytides.com/ubuntu-automatically-mount-partition-startup may be helpful if you are using Ubuntu or a derivative. Perhaps you could click on edit and tell us which *ix you use, by adding that to your original question?

    – K7AAY
    2 hours ago











  • Yeah, @Kusalananda, it solved my problem. But man was this answer hard to look for. I didn't really know that I needed to look for "loop device permanence" because my symptoms were that my mount (whatever it was I dunno) was disappearing after a reboot.

    – activedecay
    1 hour ago











  • @activedecay I search this site for "loop device permanently"... it was the 1st hit.

    – Kusalananda
    1 hour ago
















  • 1





    binarytides.com/ubuntu-automatically-mount-partition-startup may be helpful if you are using Ubuntu or a derivative. Perhaps you could click on edit and tell us which *ix you use, by adding that to your original question?

    – K7AAY
    2 hours ago











  • Yeah, @Kusalananda, it solved my problem. But man was this answer hard to look for. I didn't really know that I needed to look for "loop device permanence" because my symptoms were that my mount (whatever it was I dunno) was disappearing after a reboot.

    – activedecay
    1 hour ago











  • @activedecay I search this site for "loop device permanently"... it was the 1st hit.

    – Kusalananda
    1 hour ago










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binarytides.com/ubuntu-automatically-mount-partition-startup may be helpful if you are using Ubuntu or a derivative. Perhaps you could click on edit and tell us which *ix you use, by adding that to your original question?

– K7AAY
2 hours ago





binarytides.com/ubuntu-automatically-mount-partition-startup may be helpful if you are using Ubuntu or a derivative. Perhaps you could click on edit and tell us which *ix you use, by adding that to your original question?

– K7AAY
2 hours ago













Yeah, @Kusalananda, it solved my problem. But man was this answer hard to look for. I didn't really know that I needed to look for "loop device permanence" because my symptoms were that my mount (whatever it was I dunno) was disappearing after a reboot.

– activedecay
1 hour ago





Yeah, @Kusalananda, it solved my problem. But man was this answer hard to look for. I didn't really know that I needed to look for "loop device permanence" because my symptoms were that my mount (whatever it was I dunno) was disappearing after a reboot.

– activedecay
1 hour ago













@activedecay I search this site for "loop device permanently"... it was the 1st hit.

– Kusalananda
1 hour ago







@activedecay I search this site for "loop device permanently"... it was the 1st hit.

– Kusalananda
1 hour ago












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Essentially, add the following to /etc/fstab:



/path/to/file       /path/to/mount       ext4       loop       0 0


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    Essentially, add the following to /etc/fstab:



    /path/to/file       /path/to/mount       ext4       loop       0 0


    As described in
    https://superuser.com/questions/799162/permanent-loop-device






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      Essentially, add the following to /etc/fstab:



      /path/to/file       /path/to/mount       ext4       loop       0 0


      As described in
      https://superuser.com/questions/799162/permanent-loop-device






      share|improve this answer










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        Essentially, add the following to /etc/fstab:



        /path/to/file       /path/to/mount       ext4       loop       0 0


        As described in
        https://superuser.com/questions/799162/permanent-loop-device






        share|improve this answer










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        Essentially, add the following to /etc/fstab:



        /path/to/file       /path/to/mount       ext4       loop       0 0


        As described in
        https://superuser.com/questions/799162/permanent-loop-device







        share|improve this answer










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