grub-mount

linux

Mount a filesystem or filesystem image read-only using GRUB's filesystem drivers.

Options (6)

-r, --rootboolean

Mount an entire disk image's second partition, `-r` specifies the partition number in the image

Example: grub-mount {{[-r|--root]}} {{2}} {{disk.img}} {{/mnt}}

-C, --cryptoboolean

Mount an encrypted device and prompt for a passphrase

Example: grub-mount {{[-C|--crypto]}} {{/dev/sdXY}} {{/mnt}}

-K, --zfs-keyboolean

Load a ZFS encryption key from a file

Example: grub-mount {{[-K|--zfs-key]}} /{{path/to/zfs.key}} {{/dev/sdX}} {{/mnt}}

-d, --debugboolean

Show debugging output for a matching category

Example: grub-mount {{[-d|--debug]}} {{string}} {{image}} {{/mnt}}

-v, --verboseboolean

Enable verbose output

Example: grub-mount {{[-v|--verbose]}} {{image}} {{/mnt}}

--helpboolean

Display help

Example: grub-mount {{[-?|--help]}}

Mount a block device or filesystem image to a mount point

grub-mount /dev/sdXY /mnt

Mount an entire disk image's second partition, `-r` specifies the partition number in the image

grub-mount [-r|--root] 2 disk.img /mnt

Mount an encrypted device and prompt for a passphrase

grub-mount [-C|--crypto] /dev/sdXY /mnt

Load a ZFS encryption key from a file

grub-mount [-K|--zfs-key] /path/to/zfs.key /dev/sdX /mnt

Show debugging output for a matching category

grub-mount [-d|--debug] string image /mnt

Enable verbose output

grub-mount [-v|--verbose] image /mnt

Display help

grub-mount [-?|--help]

Display version

grub-mount --version