Copying multiple iso to hdd
 

Hi,
I have a disk dump in multiple img files(dump1.img, dump2.img,...,dump150.img) . Is it possible to copy these all img files to hdd with ONE dd command? I mean something like:
dd if=dump*.img of=/dev/sda4 bs=512 conv=noerror

If those files already contain the dumped data, you can just copy them directly over using the cp command, unless not done already. If not, you can just use that command several times on one line using the semicolon, as such:
It would need to be like this because using the wildcard, it would join them together as one large file.

It looks like every image will be written to the same location.
How would dd command know where to jump without seek information.
Any other tricks?

What is in each image? Is each image a partition (i.e. created with something like "dd if=/dev/sda2") or is it a full disk image (i.e. "dd if=/dev/sda")?

If they are partitions then do a loop:
1. mount each image one-at-a-time on a loopback file
2. copy the contents from the loopback device to the physical drive
3. unmount the loopback
4. go back to #1 until all images are done

I'm not sure how you would handle a full disk image. You would likely need to use some mount trickery or some other utility.

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