Mounting a Virtual Disk Image

The following steps show how to use the vboximg-mount command to mount a partition of a virtual disk image on the host OS.

Create a mount point on the host OS. For example:
```
$ mkdir macos_sysdisk
```
Show partition information about the virtual disk image.
```
$ vboximg-mount --image=uuid --list
```
where uuid is the UUID of the disk image.
Use vboximg-mount to perform a FUSE mount of a partition on the virtual disk image. For example:
```
$ vboximg-mount --image=uuid -p 2 macos_sysdisk
```
where uuid is the UUID for the disk image.

In this example, partition 2 is mounted on the macos_sysdisk mount point. The mount includes all snapshots for the disk image.
Use the host OS to mount the vhdd device node. The FUSE-mounted device node represents the virtual disk image.
```
$ ls macos_sysdisk
   macOS High Sierra 10.13.vdi  vhdd
$ sudo mount macos_sysdisk/vhdd /mnt
```