Ken, one way would be to mount them via the loopback device:
mount -o loop /myiso.iso
/mnt/directory-where-I-want-to-access-the-files-under-the-iso
I hope you like my mount point name. Carlos
Carlos A. Ordonez
IBM Corporation
Server Consolidation
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I have grabbed the think blue .ISO files and downloaded them to my desktop
system.
I have hercules installed on the desktop.
the question is "how or what can I do with the .iso images to make them
into disks ??
I cannot seem to find any material about these files, and they seem like
they are pretty common....
can somebody point me to a good documentation site ??
ken
