dameon tools

lowebb · 03-09-2006, 04:41 PM

Probably a dumb question. I'm looking to mount a *.bin & *.cue file in linux. In windows I always used Dameon Tools.

Can someone suggest the best way of doing it in linux?

jschiwal · 03-09-2006, 04:56 PM

Searching for "bin cue mount" on this site, a program called bchunk is often mentioned for converting bin/cue files to iso image files. According to one poster, older .bin files (type 1) are equivalent to iso image files and can be mounted the same way.

You might also try creating an image file using k3b. You can opt to create the image file rather than burning to a CDROM.

There may also be a KDE program that will mount it.

hw-tph · 03-09-2006, 06:14 PM

The cdemu project provides a kernel module and userspace tools to mount a Goldenhawk type CD image (.bin/.cue file combination) as a regular filesystem. You can mount several images at the same time, if need be.

Håkan