[SOLVED] Gmount-iso

[ElWray]

I just installed it but I have no clue about how to use it. I need to specify a mount point for the CD image. What should it be?

P.S.: any other good replacements for daemon tools aside from this one?

Thanks,
ElWray

EDIT: Nevermind, I solved it

[Snowhog]

Re: [SOLVED] Gmount-iso

Please tell us how you solved this. While we are glad that you did, not providing the information on how doesn't help anyone else who looks at this thread who may have the same problem.

[ElWray]

Re: [SOLVED] Gmount-iso

I've set the mount point in /cdrom (root)
And it seems that I gotta restart the program everytime I swap the disc images

[vinnywright]

Re: [SOLVED] Gmount-iso

what exactley are you trying to do...........just mount a .ISO to read/use it ?

VINNY

[dibl]

Re: [SOLVED] Gmount-iso

I've set the mount point in /cdrom (root)
And it seems that I gotta restart the program everytime I swap the disc images

If I understand what you're trying to do, I would do it like this:

sudo mkdir -p /mnt/image1

sudo mkdir -p /mnt/image2

sudo mkdir -p /mnt/image3

etc.

Then

sudo mount -o loop iso#1.iso /mnt/image1

sudo mount -o loop iso#2.iso /mnt/image2

sudo mount -o loop iso#3.iso /mnt/image3

etc.

[ElWray]

Re: [SOLVED] Gmount-iso

I'm actually trying to find a way to install a game with 2 CDs (it requests the 2nd CD) so that's how I ran into this problem