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03-03-2025
02:57 AM
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Access .iso File Content
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JohnSitu

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03-03-2025
03:18 AM
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First, make sure /mnt/read exists with the command:
sudo mkdir -p /mnt/read
Second, use the command:
sudo mount -t udf -o loop /tmp/os.iso /mnt/read


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03-03-2025
03:42 AM
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Awesome!
Now, my kernel doesn't currently support the
"udf" filesystem type. Am I stuck like chuck?
Trevor "Red Hat Evangelist" Chandler
JohnSitu

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03-06-2025
02:52 AM
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No, you can either install udf with the following command:
sudo dnf install udf
Or try to use the mount command without the filesystem option -t:
sudo mount -o loop /tmp/os.iso /mnt/read
Gopinath_Pigili

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4 weeks ago
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Hello,
To mount the .iso file, use the command sudo mount -o loop /tmp/os.iso /mnt/read
Regards
Gopinath
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