Tips & Tricks

Mounting ISO image under Linux

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This article will show you how to mount ISO image on Linux OS.

Firstly you should create destination folder. For example this would be /mnt/image.

Here is how to do that:

mkdir /mnt/image

After we have created the folder nothing can stop us mounting the ISO image using the following command:

mount image.iso /mnt/image/ -t iso9660 -o ro,loop=/dev/loop0

It’s mounted now. You can go to the folder /mnt/image and you will see the ISO content there.

Petar Mitkov
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