couldn't install gmount iso on mepis 8
Hi everybody,
I have recently started using linux mepis 8.I was trying to install gmount iso package (tar bz file)thru bash shell.after using tar command all package files were extracted to a folder.after that i moved into that folder and tried using configure and make command but without success.folder contain .py and .glade file but no configure or inst file.pl help me :cry: sbehal |
Welcome to LQ.
Google .. gmount iso .. Instructions here http://phorolinux.com/mount-iso-imag...mount-iso.html $ tar zxvf gmountiso_0.4-0ubuntu2.tar.gz $ cd gmountiso-0.4/ # python Gmount-iso.py ..... So actually no install or anything else, it is a "ready to run application". ..... |
hi
done all the steps ok but how to run gmount application?I could not find anywhere. |
in a terminal type
Code:
whereis gmountiso Code:
find / -name gmountiso |
sbehal@mepis1:~$ whereis gmountiso
gmountiso: sbehal@mepis1:~$ sbehal@mepis1:~$ find / -name gmountiso find: `/proc/8412/task/8412/fd': Permission denied find: `/proc/8412/task/8412/fdinfo': Permission denied find: `/proc/8412/fd': Permission denied find: `/proc/8412/fdinfo': Permission denied find: `/usr/lib/mozilla/extensions': Permission denied find: `/root/.kde': Permission denied find: `/root/.config/gtk-2.0': Permission denied find: `/root/.mozilla': Permission denied find: `/root/.gconf': Permission denied find: `/root/.local/share/Trash': Permission denied find: `/root/.gconfd': Permission denied find: `/root/.synaptic': Permission denied find: `/root/.hplip': Permission denied find: `/root/.gnupg': Permission denied find: `/lost+found': Permission denied find: `/etc/cups/ssl': Permission denied find: `/etc/ssl/private': Permission denied find: `/etc/vpnc': Permission denied find: `/etc/lvm/cache': Permission denied sbehal@mepis1:~$ su Password: root@mepis1:/home/sbehal# find / -name gmountiso root@mepis1:/home/sbehal# Pl tell me what to do? |
From the site you used to install:
http://phorolinux.com/mount-iso-imag...mount-iso.html Quote:
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HI,
sbehal@mepis1:~$ cd Documents sbehal@mepis1:~/Documents$ cd gmountiso-0.4/ sbehal@mepis1:~/Documents/gmountiso-0.4$ # python Gmount-iso.py sbehal@mepis1:~/Documents/gmountiso-0.4$ nothing happens.I could not find Gmount running.Pl. help |
Well, $ indicates a user prompt, # = a root prompt.
Try : python --version to check the python command. python Gmount-iso.py will open the application, but cannot mount anything, you need to be root for that. So either : 1) su ... password 2) python Gmount-iso.py or sudo python Gmount-iso.py will work. ..... |
Hi follwing error msg recieved:
sbehal@mepis1:~/Documents/gmountiso-0.4$ su Password: root@mepis1:/home/sbehal/Documents/gmountiso-0.4# python Gmount-iso.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "Gmount-iso.py", line 29, in <module> import gtk, gobject ImportError: No module named gtk root@mepis1:/home/sbehal/Documents/gmountiso-0.4# sudo python Gmount-iso.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "Gmount-iso.py", line 29, in <module> import gtk, gobject ImportError: No module named gtk |
Probably
1) apt-cache search python-gtk 2) sudo apt-get install python-gtk2 Also required : python-glade2 3) sudo apt-get install python-glade2 ..... |
thanks
thanks as per ur suggestion installed those 2 files and now gmount application opens.I could choose iso image but could not mount the image.
after pressing mount button there is an error msg "An error occured command not found" pl. help |
You are right, it isn't working.
Except for drawing the GUI, the purpose of the application is very simple : 1) Mount the .iso 2) Show the files in a file browser. ..... I prefer this method : a) cd <to location with iso ( and a new folder ) > b) su c) mount -o loop <file.iso> <new-folder> && firefox <path-to-new-folder> ... or you can just do the first part mount -o loop <file.iso> <new-folder> ... and then watch the files in your preferred file manager. My test example : # mount -o loop livecd_SL53_gnome_2009-03-23.iso 9000/ \ && firefox351 9000/ ..... |
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