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So i have been playing around with so called VHD based image for a while. Here came the requirement, where i needed to mount this image and push in some keys... This is the solution i found
Step 1: Install the virtualbox fuse package which is required to open up this vhd image into its raw form
# apt-get install virtualbox-fuse
Step 2: Open up VHD image
# vdfuse -w -f <path to vhd image> <path to mount point>
Step 3: Check the extracted Files
# ls <path to mount point>
Here it could list either
# EntireDisk
Lets mark this CASE 1
(or)
# EntireDisk Partition1 Partion2 . ...
Depending on the number of partitions made on the Disk while creating and lets mark this as CASE 2
Step 4: Mount the extracted RAW image
# mount <path to vhd image>/EntireDisk <path to one more new mount point path>
In case of CASE 1
(or)
# mount <path to vhd image>/Partition1 <path to one more new mount point>
In case of CASE 2
Partition here could be the one you wanted to mount
Step 5: unmounting the IMG and VHD after usage
# umount <path to mounted IMG partition>
# umount <path to vhd image>
Hope this is useful for all of you who see this :)
So i have been playing around with so called VHD based image for a while. Here came the requirement, where i needed to mount this image and push in some keys... This is the solution i found
Step 1: Install the virtualbox fuse package which is required to open up this vhd image into its raw form
# apt-get install virtualbox-fuse
Step 2: Open up VHD image
# vdfuse -w -f <path to vhd image> <path to mount point>
Step 3: Check the extracted Files
# ls <path to mount point>
Here it could list either
# EntireDisk
Lets mark this CASE 1
(or)
# EntireDisk Partition1 Partion2 . ...
Depending on the number of partitions made on the Disk while creating and lets mark this as CASE 2
Step 4: Mount the extracted RAW image
# mount <path to vhd image>/EntireDisk <path to one more new mount point path>
In case of CASE 1
(or)
# mount <path to vhd image>/Partition1 <path to one more new mount point>
In case of CASE 2
Partition here could be the one you wanted to mount
Step 5: unmounting the IMG and VHD after usage
# umount <path to mounted IMG partition>
# umount <path to vhd image>
Hope this is useful for all of you who see this :)