In Windows, we need app such as virtual cd or daemon tool to mount an .iso file. But in Linux, we just need console to mount it. Basic used command's #mount <filename.iso> /destination_dir (I think it must be a file system, not a home's directories). e.q., I put xxx.iso file in /home and I'd like to mount it on /media. So, login as root and type this following command
on your console:
[adh.id@localhost]# mount xxx.iso /media
If the session's enough, you can unmount it just by changing the line 'mount' to 'umount'. You can do so with your image.
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Diposting oleh adh-id on 21.8.13
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