Mounting ISO: "Not A Directory"?
Ok, I've been trying to mount an ISO image and after searching I found I needed to do this by doing the following:
Code:
mount -t iso9660 -o loop /where/is.iso /mnt/iso Any ideas? |
md? Or 'mkdir'? Try 'mkdir /mnt/iso'.
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Well, I originally did a MD. I tried MKDIR and it still gives me the same error. Whats the difference between the two commands besides I used MD purely because I'm used to DOS commands?
Any ideas on the original issue yet? |
Howzit
well not sure about the cmd md must use cmd mkdir. first goto /mnt then do a ls and see if the dir iso is there. then do a ls -a and see the owner of the dir iso if it says root root if this is the case u will have to mount the drive as root because u don have permisions. If the dir does't exists then use cmd as follows mkdir iso LINUX IS CASE SENSITIVE NOT LIKE DOS. then try mounting the way u mentioned above chow |
'md' uses to be an alias for 'mkdir' (type 'alias' in a console session to see this)
Regards |
Ok, I still have the same issue.
Btw, ls -author says all directories are root. When i mount the device, I am trying to do it as root, but I still get the same error. |
Do you have the right permissions?
tell us the output of Code:
ls -l /mnt/ Regards |
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