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I downloaded a game and it's a .fcd, which, like .bin, is one of those annoying Virtual CD-ROM images that you need a virtual cd-rom program to mount. Are there any such programs in Linux? If not, are there any Wind0ze programs that do the same but won't cause me any problems with wine?
I dont know if linux supports the FCD or BIN format in a mountable way like it does ISO, but if FCD is just like BIN, then you could use bin2iso and convert it to iso, then mount it like:
After further review I'm reopening this. My apiologies if I jumped the gun a bit.
At any rate, loopback mounting is the only way your going to accomplish what you want, and for you to be able to use that method your going to have to figure out how to convert the image into iso format. As stated above, there is a bin2iso program but I have no idea how fcd might vary from a standard bin (though I imagine not much).
Bin2iso won't convert it, and I can't seem to find any other programs in Portage that will do it. Does anyone know of any program that'll do it that's not in Portage?
Last edited by ShadowMetis; 12-17-2005 at 11:45 AM.
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