ISO steps for Linux mount ISO steps

Background:

Today, I need to mount the ISO file in a folder. So record this text

1. Confirm the iOS file path, my ISO file is under "/ext/bak/" path

2. Set the path that will be mounted in the future

The path is under the "/mnt/rheliso/" path, and if you do not have this path, you can create the folder yourself

3. Mount with the following command

Mount-t Iso9660-o loop/ext/bak/rhelxxx.iso/mnt/rheliso/

-T iso9660 is the specified mount format.
-O loop indicates

4. You can confirm that the ISO is already mounted by following the command

Df-h

Where the-h parameter indicates the size of the mounted disk in GB.

5. If you need to mount the ISO permanently, you need to modify the "/etc/fstab" file to add the last line below the file.

Where/ext/bak/xxx.iso represents the location of the ISO;/mnt/rheliso represents the Mount location

Reboot to see the Mount!!!

ISO steps for Linux mount ISO steps