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I don't think you can with Clone CD. I don't believe that the mount command can recognize a ccd file. It works for ISO because that is a recognized format, just like vfat and ext3. If mount can't recognized Clone CD's format then it can't mount the file.
cdfs is a module that allows you to mount a CD, alternative to iso9660. It works for audio CDs. I don't know if it works for clonecd. There are links on the cdfs homepage for other cd filesystem modules that you might try.
apparently you just missed my post...
download isodump and you can convert your img file ..and it will then be in the iso9660 format and you can mount it or burn it.
well i am not sure what kinda clonecd your using cause to my knowledge and experience clonecd has always made 4 files with the following extensions:
*.ccd
*.img
*.cue
*.sub
In principle, yes.
However, CloneCD produces more information than needed for an ISO9660 image.
Thus, mounting will always work but copying a copy-protected CDROM may not.
Btw. the current version is 0.5.2, you may get it here: http://linux.xulin.de/c/isodump-0.05.02.tar.gz
Mount ISO Image is an advanced script which allows you to perform multiple operations with ISO, NRG, UDF, CUE/BIN, and CCD images. It can mount and unmount ISO images, create ISO and UDF images from folders and CDROMs, calculate the MD5 sum for an ISO, and convert CUE/BIN and CloneCD images to ISO.
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