diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 5716b16..480c055 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ A small loopback mount utility using FUSE.
 
 Mainly intended to allow creating of virtual disk images by giving specific offset/size access so that mke2fs can be run on less than the entire file.
 
-Once a virtual disk image has been partitioned and had the filesystems created, "mountlo" can be used to mount them.
+Once a virtual disk image has been partitioned and had the filesystems created, [fuseext2](https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/misc/fuseext2) can be used to mount it.
 
 Example:
 
@@ -14,44 +14,47 @@ Example:
     
     # Use fdisk to create a 100M partition
     # If we use 64/32/512 for heads/sectors/sectorsize cylinders=$DISK_SIZE_IN_M
-    fdisk -c -u -C 300 -H 64 -S 32 -b 512 mydisk.img << EOF
+    /sbin/fdisk -c -u -C 300 -H 64 -S 32 -b 512 mydisk.img << EOF
     n
     p
     1
     
     +100M
+    a
     w
     EOF
-    sectorsize=512
     
     # Use fdisk to give us the correct offset and size values to use with fuseloop
-    fdisk -c -u -l -C 300 -H 64 -S 32 -b 512 mydisk.img | grep mydisk.img | grep Linux | while read line
-    do
-      set -- $line
-      offs=$(($2*$sectorsize))
-      size=$((($3-$2)*$sectorsize))
-      
-      # Random name for partition dev
-      part=part.$$
-      touch "$part"
+    line=`/sbin/fdisk -c -u -l -C 300 -H 64 -S 32 -b 512 mydisk.img | grep mydisk.img | grep Linux | sed 's/\*//'`
+    set -- $line
+    sectorsize=512
+    offs=$(($2*$sectorsize))
+    size=$((($3-$2)*$sectorsize))
       
-      # Use fuseloop to expose the partition as an individual file/device
-      fuseloop -O "$offs" -S "$size" mydisk.img "$part"
+    # Random name for partition dev
+    part=part.$$
+    touch "$part"
       
-      # Create the file system
-      mke2fs -F "$part"
+    # Use fuseloop to expose the partition as an individual file/device
+    ./fuseloop -O "$offs" -S "$size" mydisk.img "$part"
       
-      # Unmount the partition
-      fusermount -u "$part"
+    # Create the file system
+    /sbin/mke2fs -F "$part"
       
-      # Clean up the partition file we mounted on
-      rm -f "$part"
-    done
-    
     # If you want, you can install the SYSLinux MBR to get a bootable image (remember to mark partition 1 as 'active' too!)
-    dd if=/usr/lib/syslinux/mbr.bin of=mydisk.img conv=notrunc
+    dd if=/usr/lib/syslinux/mbr/mbr.bin of=mydisk.img conv=notrunc
     
-    # With the filesystem laid down on the partition, mountlo can be used to mount it
-    mountlo -p1 -w mydisk.img /mnt
+    # With the filesystem laid down on the partition, fuseext2 can be used to mount it
+    mkdir mnt
+    fuseext2 -o rw,force $part mnt
+    # ... copy file to partition ...
   
+    # Unmount the partition
+    fusermount -u "$part"
+    fusermount -u mnt
+      
+    # Clean up the partition file we mounted on
+    rm -f "$part"
+    rmdir mnt
+