> Hi,
>
> I have ISO's that have defective packages. Can I mount ISO files?
Yes.
> I heard from somewhere that it is possible (I think I did it before)
To mount an iso image, be sure that the loop device is enable in your
kernel, and you can mount the iso image by executing this command
#mount -o loop <iso image file> /mnt
> and can I replace files in it and let it rebuild? I don't want to extract
> the ISOs since it would loose its Bootable capability. Any hints?
No. AFAIK, you cannot edit the content of your ISO image, unless you build
another one and make it bootable by using mkisofs utils. man mkisofs
HTH
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