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How do I modify a ramdisk image?

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How do I modify a ramdisk image?

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Most Linux systems have the ‘loopback device’ driver compiled in, you will need to use it. If the system you are using doesn’t have it, then you’ll have to compile a new kernel with loopback support to modify any images. The command line to mount the image is ‘mount -o loop -t ext2 filesys mnt’ where ext2 is the filesystem of the ramdisk (might also be minix), filesys is the image (ungzipped) and mnt is a directory for a mount point.

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