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How to: Mount an ISO image under Linux without burning a cd
An ISO image is an archive of an optical disk in a format ISO, the files typically have a file extension of .ISO . The name ISO is taken from the ISO 9660 file system used with CD-ROM media.
Now we will mount an iso image in a linux operating system without burning a cd, to do that ,there are 2 ways available.
1 – without using the command line
Just make a right click on the ISO image file as described bellow :
-Right click on the iso image and choose : mount with archive mounter
The image will be mounted on your desktop
To unmount :
2- Mount an ISO image using command line
Command Method I
a – As root Create a directory (in my case isodir):
sudo mkdir -p /mnt/isodir
b- Mount the iso image ( my case i`m trying to mount slackware-12.1-install-dvd.iso) to the new directory :
sudo mount -o loop slackware-12.1-install-dvd.iso /mnt/isodir
c- Change directory to the mounted one
cd /mnt/isodir
d – List files stored inside the directory
ls -l
Command method II :
you can also mount the iso imageusing this command :
1- Create mount Directory
mkdir isodir
2- Mount the iso image to this directory using the command
sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 Desktop/slackware-12.1-install-dvd.iso ./isodir
See also this howto in video :
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Etescartz
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Hi! I stumbled on this article and I really want to try elgg on a ubuntu server, but I’m at a standstill . I’m a newbie when it comes to linux and I tried installing the packages mentioned in the article, but the must be different in the Ubuntu repositories.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
SK
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Did you add the IP range(Not ip address) in your cacti.conf file? If yes, check your apache log files. You may find the errors. Good luck.
David
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Hi SK,
thanks for your post :)
I did all the steps one by one but I got error 500, also I disable the selinux,and iptabels
In addition I cannot success to get the cacti in localhost.
Any idea?
Thanks
Richard
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I have been searching for a solution to that problem too but with videos. I can’t see anyway to make VLC do this. And nobody can tell me how.
However, I did find a media player called Movist that does it. I will never understand why VLC, the best in my opinion, does not design this feature into their player.
cave
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it can be used to talk or chat through the internet,
it is using strong encryption.
but for example TOR is using some obfuscation because some countrys try to block all outgoing connections which can not be scanned with DPI
And the TOR Project is facing an arms race in obfuscation and encryption detection.