"mount point does not exist" error
First, make sure there is an existing subdirectory with the same name as the mount point---e.g., if you want to mount to /mnt/iso, first ensure that there is a subdirectory named "/mnt/iso" on your drive. This would be a subdirectory not used for normal file storage, but simply as a mount point in your filesystem onto which you want to hook the iso image.
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