mount-image-callback: unrecognized option '--version' Usage: mount-image-callback [ options ] file cmd [ args ] mount a file to a temporary mount point and then invoke the provided cmd with args supported 'file' are: lxd:name : the rootfs for lxd container 'name' file : any disk format supported by qemu-nbd the temporary mountpoint will be put in an a environment variable named MOUNTPOINT. if any of the arguments are the literal string '_MOUNTPOINT_', then they will be replaced with the mount point. Example: mount-image-callback my.img chroot _MOUNTPOINT_ /bin/sh Additionally, the helper program 'mchroot' will be added to the path and can be used effectively as 'chroot _MOUNTPOINT_': mount-image-callback my.img mchroot options: -v | --verbose increase verbosity --read-only use read-only mount. -m | --mountpoint MP mount to directory MP rather than a temp dir --overlay mount via overlayfs -P | --partition PARTNUM mount partition PARTNUM (default 'auto') if 'auto', then mount part 1 if image is partitioned otherwise mount image -p | --proc bind mount /proc -s | --sys bind mount /sys -d | --dev bind mount /dev --system-mounts bind mount /sys, /proc, /dev --system-resolvconf copy host's resolvconf into /etc/resolvconf --format FMT specify the format of the image. default is to automatically determine

Usage: mount-image-callback [ options ] file cmd [ args ] mount a file to a temporary mount point and then invoke the provided cmd with args supported 'file' are: lxd:name : the rootfs for lxd container 'name' file : any disk format supported by qemu-nbd the temporary mountpoint will be put in an a environment variable named MOUNTPOINT. if any of the arguments are the literal string '_MOUNTPOINT_', then they will be replaced with the mount point. Example: mount-image-callback my.img chroot _MOUNTPOINT_ /bin/sh Additionally, the helper program 'mchroot' will be added to the path and can be used effectively as 'chroot _MOUNTPOINT_': mount-image-callback my.img mchroot options: -v | --verbose increase verbosity --read-only use read-only mount. -m | --mountpoint MP mount to directory MP rather than a temp dir --overlay mount via overlayfs -P | --partition PARTNUM mount partition PARTNUM (default 'auto') if 'auto', then mount part 1 if image is partitioned otherwise mount image -p | --proc bind mount /proc -s | --sys bind mount /sys -d | --dev bind mount /dev --system-mounts bind mount /sys, /proc, /dev --system-resolvconf copy host's resolvconf into /etc/resolvconf --format FMT specify the format of the image. default is to automatically determine