Create an ISO image in Linux, use an ISO image, and uninstall an ISO image.

Create an ISO image in Linux, use an ISO image, and uninstall the ISO image-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. For more information, see the following. In LINUX, create an ISO image file for a directory: # mkisofs-o image file name. The image directory to be created by iso

Create an ISO image file in LINUX: # mount-o loop image file name. Directory point loaded by iso

Uninstall the iSO image file directory in LINUX: # directory loaded by ummount-f

Example: create a directory to load the content of the ISO image file.

# Mkdir/mnt/cdrom
# Mkisofs abc. iso/tmp/abc

The file naming in the abc Directory should follow the 83 rule. If it is Chinese, the file name may not be recognized correctly, so it is best not to use Chinese.

# Mount-o loop abc. iso/mnt/cdrom

At this time, you can enter the/mnt/cdrom directory, where the content is consistent with that under your/mnt/abc directory.

# Cd/mnt/cdrom

# Ls, OK! It is exactly the same as the original/tmp/abc content.