aosp 6.0.1，how to mount system.sfs and system.img ? cm13 use losetup can mount，aosp can't

[youling 257]

CM13.0-x86_kernel-next_mesa-11.1.1.tar.gz ，use losetup can mount system.sfs、system.img

[youling 257]

u0_a72@omni:/ $ su

root@omni:/ # losetup /dev/block/loop2 /data/media/0/usbStorage/SDCARD2/android-6.0.1-r10/system.sfs

root@omni:/ # mount /dev/block/loop2 /data/media/0/1

root@omni:/ #

[Hypo Turtle]

$su
#mkdir /data/media/0/1
#busybox mount -t squashfs /data/media/0/usbStorage/

SDCARD2/android-6.0.1-r10/system.sfs /data/media/0/1

try that -- busybox mount handles the losetup stuff itself

[youling 257]

same method，aosp 6.0.1，losetup /dev/block/loop2 /data/media/0/usbStorage/SDCARD2/android-6.0.1-r10/system.img，mount /dev/block/loop2 /data/media/0/1，use root explorer open /data/media/0/1 ，empty directory，but use Terminal Emulator ，cd /data/media/0/1，has file. 

在 2016年3月4日星期五 UTC+8上午1:28:28，Hypo Turtle写道：

[youling 257]

u0_a26@x86:/ $ su

root@x86:/ # busybox mount -t squashfs /data/media/0/usbStorage/SDCARD2/android-6.0.1-r10/system.sfs /data/media/0/1

root@x86:/ # cd /data/media/0/1

root@x86:/data/media/0/1 # ls

system.img

root@x86:/data/media/0/1 #

root explorer，x-plore ……，open /data/media/0/1，empty directory，aosp 6.0.1 

[youling 257]

u0_a72@omni:/ $ su

root@omni:/ # busybox mount -t squashfs /data/media/0/usbStorage/SDCARD2/android-6.0.1-r10/system.sfs /data/media/0/1

root@omni:/ # cd /data/media/0/1

root@omni:/data/media/0/1 # ls

system.img

root@omni:/data/media/0/1 #

root explorer，x-plore ……，open /data/media/0/1，has file，cm13

[Hypo Turtle]

After mounting check via terminal if it's mounted there, so

$su
#mkdir /data/media/0/1
#busybox mount -t squashfs /data/media/0/usbStorage/SDCARD2/android-6.0.1-r10/

system.sfs /data/media/0/1
#ls /data/media/0/1/

Mounting a sfs doesn't make much sense other than copying files from it, I did something similar with the airootfs.sfs from an arch.iso that I wanted to chroot within Android - not sure if that mounted sfs was visible in a file browser either

Edit. I see you have tried looking in the sfs in terminal and it was there.
Check the permissions of the /data/media/0/1 folder there might be something there; you get the same thing with a file browser looking at /data if you don't have root for example; maybe someone knows the proper way to make it appear.

[youling 257]

we want to use Android Terminal Emulator mount system.img，use root explorer edit mounted system.img，only aosp 6.0.1 has empty directory problem，cm13 can use root explorer edit mounted system.img，data/media/0/1 has files，not empty directory. of course ，aosp 6.0.1 and cm13，data/media/0/1，owner、group is root，permission is 0777

在 2016年3月4日星期五 UTC+8上午3:59:10，Hypo Turtle写道：