how do u extract files from iso cd images in linux?

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how do u extract files from iso cd images in linux?..

Answer / abhishek tyagi

mount -t iso9660 -o ro,loop=/dev/loop0 /home/ste/cd.iso /mnt/iso

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how do u extract files from iso cd images in linux?..

Answer / ashish jain

mount <iso file path> <directory path where your want to
mount> -o loop

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how do u extract files from iso cd images in linux?..

Answer / santhosh

Just simple

mount -o loop sample.iso /mnt/<directoryname>

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how do u extract files from iso cd images in linux?..

Answer / mayilvahanan

simply mount with below command


1. mount -o loop /home/sample.iso /mnt (to mount iso)
2. mount - to check whether it has been mount or not

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how do u extract files from iso cd images in linux?..

Answer / people

From ISO MAGIC

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