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This would probably also work, and I will test it at some later stage. I'm assuming you would do this in the guest VM?
– Kusalananda ♦
Commented Jul 5 at 15:05
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By using it in the guest VM you would get to set it up and tear it down immediately as needed. If the VM's disk exists as a separate device at the host level, you could do it at the virtualization host too, but you would have to change the VM configuration to make it use the mapped device instead of the original, so it would probably require a VM reboot.
– telcoM
Commented Jul 5 at 15:08

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