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From: Miklos S. <mi...@sz...> - 2006-01-05 09:42:21
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> I know that you folks aren't responsible for developing fuseiso, but I'm > hoping that someone here knows how it is supposed to work, or may be a > developer for fuseiso. > > I am currently using fuse 2.4.0 on kernel 2.6.14 (Debian) on an amd64 > system running in 64 bit mode (but the same issue exists in IA32 mode, > too). I am trying to use fuseiso version 20051029, but it isn't quite > working. When used as directed (according to fuseiso --help): > $ fuseiso debian-31r0a-amd64-netinst.iso ./test > > I get this error whenever I try to ls below the mount point: > Transport endpoint is not connected > > It appears that fuseiso is exiting immediately after invocation without > any warning or error messages, while leaving an entry in the mount table > that the fs is mounted. How is it supposed to work? Probably not like that ;) You can try running in the foreground (-f) or with debug (-d) to see how it crashes. Miklos |