How to mount ISO images
Hi, I'm trying to mount some ISO images. What are steps to mount ISO images. What are the steps to setup the kernel so I can mount the images
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mount -o loop -t iso9660 whatever.iso mountpoint
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I tried that but it has an error dealing with 'iso9660'. It says "iso9660 no such file or directory". what should I do to fix this problem
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Here's an example I used with a recent download. I put it into a folder which was already made.
mount -t iso9660 -o ro,loop=/dev/loop0 puppy-0.9.7-firefox.iso /home/test don't forget to unmount when you are done.... umount /home/test |
how can I mount other images than ISOs and CUEs or BINs? Such like MDF or whatever?
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you can not mount bin and cue, i have mounted iso and img with no problems. i have no clue what an mdf is.
when i get home, ill link you the site i use that talks in great detail about mounting images and how to do so. |
http://linux0.cs.uaf.edu/archive31Jul01/msg00123.html
enjoy. ok that was not the bigger link i was thinking about so here is the laydown for you in basic steps: 1. mkdir sharepoint 2. mount -o loop file.img /sharepoint 3. access files just like you would if they were native on your local box. example: mkdir movie mount -o loop movie.iso /movie cd /movie ls movie_name.avi enjoy. |
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