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Clarify the loop module must be built in and not loaded. As the documentation stands, on Ubuntu 18.04, the documented command modprobe -v loop returns nothing.
In getting Debian-10 to pass the integration tests we noticed that the modprobe -v loop fell silent after the first use. It seems a robust approach is lsmod | grep loop for kernel modules not built in.
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Clarify the loop module must be built in and not loaded. As the documentation stands, on Ubuntu 18.04, the documented command
modprobe -v loop
returns nothing.Suggestion:
Verify
loop
module is built into your kernel:# grep 'loop' /lib/modules/`uname -r`/modules.builtin kernel/drivers/block/loop.ko
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