Using virtual drives in ubuntu
Clayton
smaug42 at gmail.com
Sat May 3 12:21:36 UTC 2008
> > please can anyone tell me how to setup a virtual drive(s) (for mounting
> > cd images). my version of ubuntu is gutsy gibbon
>
> In a terminal use the command
>
> sudo mount -oloop filename.iso /mnt
>
> where you replace filename.iso with the appropriate filename of the CD
> image. Then you find the contents of the image in the directory /mnt. And
> you can replace /mnt with any other empty directory of your system
> if /mnt is already in use.
Other choices are:
- ISO Master (in the Ubuntu repositories). You can use this to
extract the contents of ISOs to a directory. It works somewhat like
an archive extract tool. Quite useful if you don't want to deal with
command line. You can extract the contents of an ISO to a directory,
and the result is basically the same as if you mounted the ISO
directly.
- AcetoneISO - http://www.acetoneiso.netsons.org/ No Ubuntu package
maintainer yet (they are looking for a volunteer), but you can build
it from the sources if you're up to it. This is quite a nice
application, and I use it a lot on openSUSE (where there is a package
maintainer).
C
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