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deleted18 03-03-2016 03:10 PM

Unable to mount iso - "line xxxx is too long, output will be truncated"
 
Attempting to mount a 14.1 iso under a 13.37 system running 2.6.37.6 kernel. This is a VMware virtual machine.

It immediately prints out multiple errors to the screen saying "line xxx is too long, output will be truncated" as below and fails to mount.

I've tried inserting the iso through VMware as though it were a physical disk, and also copying the iso to the VM and mounting the file. Same results with both methods.

Also it doesn't recognise the -o option if I try that:

$> mount -o loop -t iso9660 /dev/dvd /mnt/dvd
column: invalid option -- 'o'


What am I missing?

Thank you

> mount /dev/dvd /mnt/dvd
column: line 1 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 2 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 4 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 5 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 7 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 8 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 9 is too long, output will be truncated

Emerson 03-03-2016 03:14 PM

Make sure your mount is not aliased:
Code:

type mount

deleted18 03-03-2016 03:59 PM

It's a DVD iso. I tried different device names with the same results. I can auto mount it at boot with the following fstab entry but if I unmount it and then try to mount it again manually it fails:

/dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom auto auto,owner,ro 0 0

bassmadrigal 03-03-2016 04:01 PM

If this is an ISO that is loaded into the VM (on the host), and not an ISO file located directly on the VM's filesystem (on the guest), you need to mount it as a normal disc.

Just try running

Code:

mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom

deleted18 03-03-2016 04:02 PM

Tried that, no good

bassmadrigal 03-03-2016 04:12 PM

What's the error? And is the ISO on the host computer and shared as a dvd drive or is it on the guest computer as an ISO?

Emerson 03-03-2016 04:14 PM

I'm pretty sure the mount command is aliased, but our OP is unwilling to cooperate.

deleted18 03-03-2016 04:16 PM

When I try to mount the iso, it just spews out thousands of lines like this until I ctrl-c out of it:

column: line 1 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 2 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 4 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 5 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 7 is too long, output will be truncated
column: line 8 is too long, output will be truncated

I have tried the iso as a file on the guest and also mounted via VMware so it appears as a physical drive

Richard Cranium 03-03-2016 05:26 PM

Would you please post the output of the command...
Code:

type mount
...? Pretty please? With sugar on it?

John VV 03-03-2016 05:42 PM

this is a VM and a real physical dvd drive ? right ?
and not a virtual drive ?

-- if so then there is no need to run mount
the real dvd drive is a "pass through" as you set up when you set up the VM


or
is this iso in a folder that is readable from the VM
the host OS normally is NOT visible to the VM unless you set it up to be

bassmadrigal 03-03-2016 06:00 PM

Please post the command used to try and mount the ISO along with the output from that command. Also, what is the output of the command I posted earlier? And you still haven't told us where the ISO is. Is it on the host and being shared via the VM or is it a file on the guest OS?

If you want help, you should answer the questions that people have asked on here...

Emerson 03-03-2016 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Cranium (Post 5509829)
Would you please post the output of the command...
Code:

type mount
...? Pretty please? With sugar on it?

Nope!

deleted18 03-03-2016 06:51 PM

Thank you for replying but the server has been deleted and rebuilt.

Emerson 03-03-2016 08:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mpco (Post 5509868)
Thank you for replying but the server has been deleted and rebuilt.

Holy macro, I remember this was a valid solution with Windows ... in Linux one can fix things.


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