Linux system how to use the mount command and software to mount the ISO file

ISO is an image file, usually you can use the corresponding software to mount the ISO, then how to mount the ISO file in the Linux system? In addition to using the software to mount the IOS, you can also use the mount command to mount the IOS file, let's learn together.

In Windows, we often use a virtual CD-ROM software such as Daemon Tools and Virtual CloneDrive to mount a CD image. Let's learn how to mount an ISO file in Linux.

There are two ways to mount an ISO file in Linux. The first is to use the mount command and enter the following command in the terminal:

The code is as follows:

Sudo mount -o loop filename.iso /cdrom

where filename.iso is the filename of the ISO file to be mounted, and /cdrom is the directory as the mount point, which means ISO after mounting The contents of the file can be found in this directory. It should be noted that if you use another directory, you need to ensure that the directory already exists.

After the mount is complete, access the /cdrom directory. After use, you can use the following command to uninstall:

The code is as follows:

sudo umount /cdrom

The second method is to use the Furius ISO Mount software. The advantage of this method is that you don't need to remember the above commands, and you don't need to enter the user password to recommend it.

First install the Furius ISO Mount, Ubuntu users can search for installation in the Ubuntu Software Center, or enter sudo apt-get install furiusisomount in the terminal. For other Linux distributions, install or compile the installation using the appropriate package manager.

Note: Due to permissions issues, some distributions (Ubuntu users do not need to do this) may need to add users to the fuse group, execute sudo adduser username fuse.

Start Furius ISO Mount, the interface as shown below:

Furius ISO Mount is very easy to use, click on the & ldquo; View & rdquo; select the ISO file, then click to mount , Furius ISO Mount automatically created in the user's home directory mount point, as shown below:

after the used just select the file in the ISO file list, click & ldquo; & rdquo unmounting ;

Furius ISO Mount can also calculate the Md5 and SHA1 of the CD image, select the ISO file to be verified, and then select the verification method (Md5 or SHA1), click “Checksum” Calculation.

The above is the method of mounting the ISO file under Linux. If you are not familiar with the command, you can use the Furius ISO Mount software described in this article to mount it. Have you learned it?