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I have a script that attempts to mount all the .iso files in a
particular directory using the command:
mount -o loop -t iso9660 <file>.iso /mnt/mountdir/<file>
At the moment, it will mount only 8 isos, and then it fails with the message:
mount: could not find any free loop device
This is on an ubuntu edgy system.
Is the number of loopback devices configured somewhere, so that I
could change it to 12 instead of 8? And is there a major disadvantage
to having lots of loopback devices mounted? I bought my system new
last summer, so it's relatively modern although by no means bleeding
edge.
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