Mounting a Linux system CD image

Mount the Linux system CD image-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. In Linux, you must deal with the CD image. The CD image file can only be used after it is mounted. Let's see how to mount Different Cd images:

ISO:
An iso-format CD image can be said to be the most common and common. It is very convenient to handle. mount command:

(Assume that the image file name is download and the mount point is/mount-point, the same below)

Mount-t iso9660-o loop, user download. iso/mount-point

MDF:
Mdf is the proprietary format of the virtual optical drive software Alcohol 120% under Win. You can use mdf2iso to convert the mdf file to iso format and then mount it, or use the following command to mount it:

Mount download. mdf/mount-point-o loop =/dev/loop0

Unfortunately, some track separation mdf files are powerless.

BIN (or BIN + CUE ):
You can use cdemu for mounting, bin2iso for converting to iso for mounting, or bchunk for converting bin + cue to iso.

NRG:
The image file in nrg format is in the proprietary format of Nero. You can use nrg2iso to convert it to iso and then mount it, or try the following command:

Mount-o loop, offset = 307200 download. nrg/mount-point

CCD:
Ccd is the proprietary format of CloneCD. You can use ccd2iso to convert it to iso and then attach it.