Decompress the ISO command line in Linux

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The ISO file format is iso9660, and iso9660 is a file system on CD,

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Is the form of data organization on the CD;
Some of its limitations are:
1. A maximum of 8 sub-directories (you can use Rockridge extension to increase this limit)
2. The file name cannot exceed 32 characters
3. Capacity of m
 
In Linux, when the kernel supports iso9660
Mount-T iso9660-o loop XXX. ISO/Some/path
Then, all the content in the ISO file is stored in the/Some/path file.
This is a way to solve the problem,
In win, common disc cutting software can directly burn ISO files, or unlock it.
Or convert it to. FCD format using iso2fcd,

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Then use virtual cdrom to directly make (from kxn)
 
In Linux, it is very easy to create an ISO file from CD.
CP/dev/cdrom xxx. ISO
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-- How to engrave ISO, -- Reprinted from cuteguy's article
Under Win 95/98/NT:
For easy CD creater 3.0 or later, select creat disk from disk image
In Linux:
Cdrecord
Common parameters:
Cdrecord-v-eject speed = 4 Dev = x, x, x XXX. iso fs = 8 m
Dev = x, x, and X are the device numbers of SCSI devices. h @ 7vac #) @] JX = is displayed when the device is started.