Use acetoneISO to open the encrypted CD image in Linux

In Linux, use the virtual optical drive acetoneISO to open the encrypted CD image-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. [I = s] This post was last edited by Wang Zhongyun

In general, you can mount a CD image in Linux to view and use the files in the CD image. however, it is not only difficult to copy the encrypted CD image from the CD, but the image cannot be opened after it is simply mounted. the following describes the solutions.
1. Obtain the encrypted disc image: place the disc into the optical drive, use your commonly used disc recorder such as K3B or Brasero, and copy the disc image as usual, when the disk is quickly completed, the drive repeatedly reads the disk intentionally encrypted bad track. in this case, do not cancel copying the CD image. Find the recording image file from the software image storage directory, copy the file to another location, and then cancel the work that the recording software cannot continue.
Ii. Using encrypted disc images: Generally, the Disk Images cannot be mounted. first, you need a virtual optical drive in Linux. I recommend acetoneISO. acetoneISO is available in the new database sources of Fedora and Ubuntu for easy installation. right-click the attached disk image to be opened and choose enable with virtual Optical Drive. the Directory of the encrypted disc is automatically opened. now you can read the data.
Installing acetoneISO in Qomo1.0 has a hard-to-solve dependency, and developers are expected to solve the dependency problem with great care.