Libguestfs - May 2011 - Use of guestmount

23:43 < belegdol> I am trying to mount my windows guest using
23:43 < belegdol> guestmount -d windows -i --trace --ro /mnt/loop
23:43 < belegdol> but then I cannot access whatever is in /mnt/loop
23:43 < belegdol> I get access denied
23:43 < belegdol> or nautilus says unknown file type
23:44 < belegdol> http://fpaste.org/cIDV/

All I can tell from the paste is that guestmount appears to be working
fine.  There's not enough detail to tell why things don't work after
the disks are mounted.

Try running guestmount with the --trace and --verbose options
together.

Rich.

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On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 08:25:47AM +0100, Richard W.M. Jones
wrote:
> 
> 23:43 < belegdol> I am trying to mount my windows guest using
> 23:43 < belegdol> guestmount -d windows -i --trace --ro /mnt/loop
> 23:43 < belegdol> but then I cannot access whatever is in /mnt/loop
> 23:43 < belegdol> I get access denied
> 23:43 < belegdol> or nautilus says unknown file type
> 23:44 < belegdol> http://fpaste.org/cIDV/
> 
> All I can tell from the paste is that guestmount appears to be working
> fine.  There's not enough detail to tell why things don't work
after
> the disks are mounted.
> 
> Try running guestmount with the --trace and --verbose options
> together.
Next email, I see the bug you filed.  Thanks!

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=705200

Rich.

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