Manuel-
Can you correctly mount other cds? Is the file system used in the mount
command or fstab iso9660?
I have never tried to mount a cd without the iso9660 file system. Maybe
this is what happens when the fs it wrong?
I think the *.iso means that is it is an image of a cd rather than a cd
file system. I would consiider this a defect if the mount is correct for a
cd. If I understand correctly the iso images are used to burn cds. I
mount iso images from my hard drive like this:
mount ./redhat6.2/zoot-i386.iso -o loop redhatiso
Assuming redhatiso exists in the current directory, this mounts the image
at redhatiso and it can now be used as a normal readonly filesystem.
If all else fails you can probably mount the thing using something like
this(assumes that the cd is in /mnt/cdrom):
cd /mnt
mkdir cdkludge
mount /mnt/cdrom/sourceIT_1_5.iso -o loop cdkludge
Hope this gets you going. I responded directly to you since the list is so
slow.
Bret
"Manuel A. Camacho Q." wrote:
> I just got a CD-ROM with GNU archives from LinuxMall. But, when I mount
> the CD, there is only one big file called sourceIT_1_5.iso .
>
> I have no idea how to decompress or extract the archives. Can somebody
> help me?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Regards,
>
> -Manuel.
>
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