Kiso is an option as well....
Kiso website Still early development though. The mentioned Mount Iso Image script does a great job though. Easy to work with and very easy to setup. |
ok i have figured out how to mount the .cue portion of the bin/cue combo (fyi this is created in windows via Nero burning rom software. it is the CD/DVD burning tool that competes with EZ CDcreator) the .cue portion is just the information head, but the .bin is the file with the data that needs to be accessed.
in windows the alcohol line and daemon tools line of programs both offer access to the .bin/.cue files along with .iso and .img without having to burn them out to CD with the appropriate tools. i can successfully mount true .iso files and .img files, but still getting to the .bin portion even after bchunk convertion from .bin/.cue into .iso is not working. next step without burning the .bin/.cue out to CD first to access the data via *nix? i have seen several other programs but not much explanation on them. would really like some help on this please. if there is not a way of doing this via *nix then please say so and ill figure something out in M$ to get it done. |
install this:
http://www.neotokyo.org/illusion/dow...bin2iso.tar.gz here's what it does: Quote:
i create a folder on my desktop called Disk1 or whatever, and mount the iso like this: Code:
su to unmount, Code:
umount /home/username/Disk1 -myk |
great thanks. ill mess with that tomorrow after i get up. its after 2am local time so im off to bed.
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ok showing my ub3r newbiness again:
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media:~# wget http://www.neotokyo.org/illusion/dow...bin2iso.tar.gz |
I've gotten to mount an ISO that I pulled off my Windows partition, mount -o loop ****.iso /mnt/cdrom3 worked (or something like that, it was last night I did it) but how do you make the ISO from within linux?
EDIT: From the command line I mean, I want to learn as much as I can without the GUI |
mkisofs
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i take it then there is no way to continue beyound a broken Makefile command?
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All the "Makefile" is does it supply "instructions" to the make program that looks for the Makefile in the current dir. So the Makefile is fine but to use it type "make". |
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media:~/bin2iso# make Makefile so confused. |
the process is typically:
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./configure --prefix=/usr Be sure that your are doingthe configure and make process as a regular user, not root. Then do "make install" as root. -myk |
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ray@media:~$ tar -zxf bin2iso.tar.gz no such animal. the make Makefile does nothing, the ./confige does not exsist what is wrong with this picture here? also i had no way of moving the original directory from /home/root into /home/user i tried -r and -R neither worked. when moving a directory dont you need to do so recursive? |
well i have a temporary work around, but it still does not solve the real problem.
i can use Daemon tools on my winXP box, then i can smbmount //IP/share /mount/point and open the file that way with kaffein, but that still does not help for me to get the .bin and .cue files working native in *nix. |
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cdemu.sf.net Sorry for posting this twice. |
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