Saturday, May 26, 2012

Mounting and Unmounting ISO files in Ubuntu

Create a directory first.

$mkdir /home/myusr/example

Mount the iso by,

$sudo mount -o loop filename.iso /home/myusr/example
This will mount the ISO file to the created directory.
To unmount do,
$sudo umount /home/myusr/example 


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