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The final step is to createan entry in the master automount map. Edit /etc/auto.master and add the following line somewhere after the default /net entry: {{Code|Code=/media/iso-fs /media/.iso-fs.map ro,loop --timeout=30}} The last parameter is the time in seconds after which a mount point will be automatically unmounted. Now restart the automounter with: {{Code|Code=service autofs restart}} If all has gone well, then you should be able to browse any ISO image that you have in your torrents or downloads directories. In my case, I have ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso in my torrents directory, so I get:{{Code|Code=bash$ ls /media/iso-fs/ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386/autorun.inf dists md5sum.txt preseed usb-creator.exeboot install pics README.diskdefines wubi.execasper isolinux pool ubuntu}} You can browse around the directories, copy files etc at leisure, and when you're done the automounter will release the loop device for reuse.