how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown menu

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Katie Boundary
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how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown menu

#1 Post by Katie Boundary »

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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

#2 Post by Arnox »

You can open ISOs in any archive program and extract their contents. No need to mount it. Unless... You need it mounted?
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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

#3 Post by CharlesV »

Which you can easily setup.

the command isomount
is the simplest method.

Or a thunar custom action here
viewtopic.php?p=771868#p771868

full thread , with various methods.

viewtopic.php?t=80026
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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

#4 Post by wdscharff »

What is the problem?
Mark the iso with the file manager of your choice and then go to "open with" and there you will be offered, among other things, to read images. At least with thunar and pcmanfm this works without any problems, just tried it :)
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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

#5 Post by MXRobo »

Maybe: viewtopic.php?p=771853#p771853
and there are more suggestions re. isos. maybe.
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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

#6 Post by tascoast »

Virtual Box will mount it, and more.
A live USB is a more common scenario that MX Live USB Maker manages well.
It's all about what you want to do with that iso?
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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

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methinks this OP might be a poorly researched complaint.... Mods: might I suggest this thread be closed. I know you eagerly have awaited my suggestion... not. ;)
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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

#8 Post by Eadwine Rose »

We haven't heard from the OP yet, so I suggest we wait. Nothing is going on here just yet that gives reason TO close it.

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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

#9 Post by Gabriel_M »

AcetoneISO
Makes it possible to easily use various kinds of CD and
DVD images on your computer as if they were burned to real CDs.
You can use the application to mount and manage CD and DVD images.
Supported disc-image formats are ISO, BIN, NRG, MDF and IMG.

Isomaster
Graphical CD image editor
You can use isomaster to:
- add files to an image
- extract files from an image
- delete files from an image
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Re: how do I mount a bloody ISO? This should be as easy as right-clicking the ISO and selecting "mount" from a dropdown

#10 Post by Katie Boundary »

Arnox wrote: Mon Apr 15, 2024 2:50 pmYou can open ISOs in any archive program and extract their contents. No need to mount it. Unless... You need it mounted?
Yes, I need it mounted. Why the hell would I want to extract anything? What good would that do?
wdscharff wrote: Mon Apr 15, 2024 2:53 pmMark the iso with the file manager of your choice
lolwut?
tascoast wrote: Tue Apr 16, 2024 3:50 amVirtual Box will mount it, and more.
Great suggestion for virtual machines. Not so much for bare metal.
tascoast wrote: Tue Apr 16, 2024 3:50 amA live USB is a more common scenario that MX Live USB Maker manages well.
You realize that only works when trying to create LINUX Live USB sticks, right? And it has nothing to do with literally any other kind of disk that someone might have made an ISO of?
tascoast wrote: Tue Apr 16, 2024 3:50 amIt's all about what you want to do with that iso?
Mount it, obviously.
CharlesV wrote: Mon Apr 15, 2024 2:50 pmfull thread , with various methods.

viewtopic.php?t=80026
MXRobo wrote: Tue Apr 16, 2024 12:19 amMaybe: viewtopic.php?p=771853#p771853
Thanks, will read.
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