e2fsimage

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This tool creates ext2 filesystem images like "initrd" for non root users. It is useful for
everyone who usually created, formatted, loopback mounted, populated and unmounted a fileimage as root, but rather wanted to do this as non-root user.

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tfileme Posted 2013-05-27

E2fsimage works good.

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