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Read rules, aeterna, about trying ti hijack a thread.
Moderator did you and everyone a favor.
Think about it
No, aeterna did nothing wrong.
It was I who saw his/her post and assumed that "how do you mount iso?" meant "How do you mount an iso?" rather than "How are you mounting the iso?". I thus reported it so that a new thread could be created for aeterna's question. It's all a question of language, and I obviously misinterpreted the question.
My apologies to everyone, especially aeterna, for my misinterpretation. I have reported this thread to the mods and explained my mistake in the hope that it will be deleted, and also sent a message to aeterna to apologise.
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