How to Mount an ISO image under Ubuntu!
June 17th, 2010
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Command line is where I live in the *NIX world. At Mynitor.com, we’ll be posting a few quickies on how to do various things via command line. In this post, we’ll show you how to mount an ISO image under Ubuntu Linux. It’s pretty much similar on other Linux flavors as well.
First make sure you su to root or use sudo. I generally like to become root user when I want to roam around my system and I very rarely use sudo because I don’t feel
# mkdir /tmp/iso # modprobe loop # mount filename.iso /tmp/iso -t iso9660 -o loop
Simply browse into /tmp/iso to see list of assets in the ISO.
Enjoy!!