Linux unzip the ISO command line

The format of the

. iso file is iso9660,iso9660 is a file system on a CD, that is,  
is the form of data on a CD;  
Some of its limitations are:  
1. Up to 8 levels of subdirectories (which can be increased with rockridge extension)  
2, file name up to 32 characters  
3, 650M capacity  
 
under Linux When kernel supports iso9660, you can  
mount -t iso9660 -o loop xxx.iso /some/path 
and then/some/path, there is all the contents of the ISO file  
This is also a way to solve,  
under win, the usual engraving software can directly burn the ISO file, or unlock it  
or   Use  iso2fcd  to convert to  .fcd  format, then use  virtual cdrom  Direct (FROM KXN)  
 
under Linux, the ISO file from CD is very simple  
cp /dev/cdrom xxx.iso 
 
 
-- How to Engrave iso,--reprinted from Cuteguy article  
Win 95/98/nt:  
easy cd creater 3.0 above, select creat  disk from disk image 
Linux under:  
cdrecord 
Common parameters are:  
Cdrecord  -v -eject speed=4 dev=x,x,x xxx.iso fs=8m 
where dev=x,x,x is the device number of the SCSI device, etc., It will be displayed when it is powered on.  

Extracting ISO command line under Linux