I know there are programs that can do this, but I like doing things the hard way, it's the only way to learn.

Let me see if I get this. For images created with something such as dd, I can simlpy use
mount -o loop /path/something.iso /mnt/isoimg
Right?

Now... What if I have a .cue (with the corresponding .bin in the same folder)? I tried:
and got
Assuming what the fs was, I tried:
and got:
In dmesg, all it said was "unable to mount cd image" or something like that, and something else which I am not certain what it was. If it is relevant I will look again and print it here.

So... what am I doing wrong? Tried to mount the .bin file instead... same thing. Any ideas anyone?

By the way, if I do get this to work, to unmount it, I just have to write unmount /mnt/isoimg , right?

Thanks for reading, and for any info you might have.

try mounting the bin file.

yup, been there, done that, same thing
thanks anyway.

try like this

/dev/loop: No such file or directory.

I have in /dev only loop0, loop1 to loop7

Oops, I meant loop0.

same thing

Helo!

First you have to convert the .bin file to iso (bin is Nero's own format, and it isn't supported by the Linux kernel).

To convert it, you need an application named "bchunk". You can simply apt-get it:
sudo apt-get install bchunk

after this is done, use the bchunk command to convert your bin file to iso. You also need to have the .cue file aswell.

bchunk <filename>.bin <filename>.cue <name of output file>

Now you have a iso file, that you can mount the "standard way".

ok, so there's no way to do this directly. I have to convert it first.
thanks.

@ Kanesoban

I was having exactly the same problem. Thank you!